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That's cult-of-personality thinking. It invovles the fallacious argument "appeal to authority". If I told you I was Tony Robbins and I was a multi-millionair
by BitGeek 19y ago
That's cult-of-personality thinking. It invovles the fallacious argument "appeal to authority".
If I told you I was Tony Robbins and I was a multi-millionaire., would that sway you? I doubt it because, despite being someone who has been successful at business, he's likely not going to garner respect.
You should evaluated arguments-- technological or not-- on their logic, reason and scientific basis. And this is why those are the only kind of arguments I will make.
The counter arguments, however, tend to be naming "Authorities"... rathre than making logical or reasoned arguments.
- brlewis 19y agoThere are too many variables for me to evaluate your statements based on pure logic. If I could simply reason my way to a successful business plan I wouldn't need advice. I need a scientific basis, which involves experimenting and recording results. This is not a cult of personality; it's a cult of results.