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If the argument is good enough, it worth ignoring who/what the author is.
by quantummagic 1mo ago
If the argument is good enough, it worth ignoring who/what the author is.
- kazinator 1mo agoIf you can tell that it was a "what", it's not good enough.
- quantummagic 29d agoWhy? An argument stands on its own, regardless of origin. If it's poorly written, by someone who is say a non-native speaker, it can still be a VALUABLE and VALID argument. It would be racist to dismiss an argument because it was poorly written by a non-native speaker. "Racism" against a computer is just as ignorant and petty.