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The purpose of arguing by subbywan2004-01-13 11:49:09
  If you ever admitted error in your basic premises, by adiplomat2004-01-13 11:55:20
    which is fair enough. by subbywan2004-01-13 12:07:50
      "No-one ever wins an arguement" by swisscheese2004-01-13 13:17:54
        If you are arguing to win by gibuu2004-01-13 13:49:02
          Even if it is agreeing by PathOGene2004-01-13 13:57:44
            I usually LART people who do that. by Naruki2004-01-13 14:23:04
              Sometimes one set of facts will support more than by swisscheese 2004-01-13 15:00:02
one explanation/interpretation.

Happens in the sciences all the time.
Eg:
- Big Bang vs Steady State ,or Big Crunch vs Expansion Forever
- End of the Dinosaurs -- due to the Asteroid Impact, or other causes?
- Will "Greenhouse Gases" cause catastrophic global warming, or a new ice-age?
- Did Cromagnon Man kill off the Neaderthals? Interbreed? merely Displace them?
- Did the human race disperse from an african center, or develop world-wide?
- Was the moon a chunk out of the earth, or did it coalesce seperately?
- Did life arise spontaneously on earth, or drift in from "out there"? Is there probably intelligent life out there?

Other fields also allow for differing interpretations:

- Did the defendent, beyond a reasonable doubt, kill his wife?
- Has NAFTA been good or bad for Canada and Mexico?
- Was there a second gunman on the grassy knoll?


[ Reply ]
                Um... so? by Naruki2004-01-13 15:05:25

 

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