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That's not logically consistent. Someone selling solutions to a nonexistent problem is a swindler.
by version_five 3y ago
That's not logically consistent. Someone selling solutions to a nonexistent problem is a swindler.
- cwillu 3y agoSomeone selling solutions to a problem the salesman doesn't believe exists is a swindler. But yours are not the only possible beliefs, and having different beliefs than you doesn't make someone a swindler.