Re:Epistemic legibility: being easy to argue with is a virtue
by skybrian on Friday March 25, 2022 @02:23PM
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Even expert analysis isn't evidence. At its best, an expert can give you a sense of the range of possibilities, which might include things you never thought of. But actually knowing what's happening in a specific case requires evidence.
It seems like being clear about what you're doing (are you just discussing possibilities or trying to claim something specific) would go a long way in avoiding such misunderstandings.
(And I of course don't know which cases you're talking about, so I'm just talking about possibilities.)
It seems like being clear about what you're doing (are you just discussing possibilities or trying to claim something specific) would go a long way in avoiding such misunderstandings.
(And I of course don't know which cases you're talking about, so I'm just talking about possibilities.)