- An opinion is not a fact, neither Jack or Jill are right or wrong, therefore there is no right answer and no right violation.
- Epistemic- Knowledge, understanding
- The minute somebodies mention that they have a right to their opinion the subject changes.
- Fallacy of equivocation: slipping between different meanings of words in an argument that would be valid only if the word were used with the same meaning throughout.
- If we are entitled to rights, then we are entitled to duties that right entails.
Seminar
- Interdependence:
- living in a society
- responsibility to respect others
- Network:
- more then a one to one relationship
- Arguments seek truth
- Schema
- organizing structures we use to make sense of the world. (mental file cabinet.)
"Fiction is the lie that tells the truth"
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