Alex Tabarrok:
>Yes, this is precisely my point.
It is not a pleasant experience to genuinely consider the possibility
that the reason one is not persuasive is that one is mistaken.
I try to limit my doing so to only two or three times a year, or I'd
never get anything done.
Michael
Michael
Yes, this is precisely my point.
Alex
Michael Etchison wrote:
> Alex Tabarrok:
> >The evidence is even stronger in other fields that information per-se
> often does not change people's minds. . . .
>
> >If information doesn't change people's minds - what does?
>
> You do notice, I trust, that j
Alex Tabarrok:
>The evidence is even stronger in other fields that information per-se
often does not change people's minds. . . .
>If information doesn't change people's minds - what does?
You do notice, I trust, that just as there are those, including some who
appear to be well-educated and oth
