07-02-2019, 06:06 PM
(07-02-2019, 05:40 PM)MSK9 Wrote: Sure, everyone has biases and there are all kinds of them. An inevitability, I guess, given humanity's need to create labels for everything we perceive. However, my response specifically addresses what was asserted by Sanantone, not psychological/sociological macrostructure.
Uh, no. When you categorize people by whether they are prone to biases, you are 1. Arguing ad hominem, and 2. Making a false dichotomy - all people are incredibly prone to biases.
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