Well, no. an unfortunate by-product of the very weak critical-thinking curriculum in schools is the pervasive idea idea that all opinions are roughly equal. An opinion backed by no facts in context, evidence and logic,k is of no value. Well-formulated, well-defended opinions are of great value. The key is to have strong opinions, weakly held, not weak opinions, strongly held.
Yep.. and they all have the same value--which is basically none. :)
Well, I mean, it's valuable for our alimentary canal to have both an in end and an out end, especially since we've got taste buds.
Well, no. an unfortunate by-product of the very weak critical-thinking curriculum in schools is the pervasive idea idea that all opinions are roughly equal. An opinion backed by no facts in context, evidence and logic,k is of no value. Well-formulated, well-defended opinions are of great value. The key is to have strong opinions, weakly held, not weak opinions, strongly held.
True.