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@medullah saidYou don’t think both are about setting up a hierarchy of opinion, to claim that some people are unworthy of debate seems like the epitome of arrogance to me even though I’m guilty of thinking it myself.
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I wasn't reading anything into it like who is represented Raj. If you think of the bible parable about pearls before swine it's along those lines (to me). It tells me that some arguments are not worth having and simply should not be engaged in.
Both stories enable the teller to discount the content of the argument based on who’s making the argument. I suppose being religious leads inexorably to arrogance, because your opinion achieves a literal god like superiority in the eyes of the self.
@dj2becker saidBut it could be. I bet there are certain types of grass that have at least some blue tint to them.
According to Dive, ‘the grass is green’ is merely a subjective opinion.
You sound like you're simply not comfortable with inductive type arguments. Well, that is too bad, because that's the best we can do on many truth questions.
