| Mar 2022 |
You can be hesitant to publicly opine on something, while not being hesitant to opine about it
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| Mar 2022 |
"If one thing is inhibited by another, both shouldn't be called "orthogonal" to one another" supports ""If you disagree on using a term to express something, you will be hesitant to publicly opine on a claim using it as such" opposes "Disagreeing with definitions used in a claim is orthogonal to disagreeing with the claim""
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| Mar 2022 |
""Disagreeing with a definition" can mean "to disagree on using a term to mean something"" supports ""If you disagree on using a term to express something, you will be hesitant to publicly opine on a claim using it as such" opposes "Disagreeing with definitions used in a claim is orthogonal to disagreeing with the claim""
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| Mar 2022 |
""Disagreeing with a definition" can mean "to disagree on using a term to mean something"" supports ""If you disagree on using a term to express something, you will be hesitant to opine on a claim using it as such" supports "Agreeing with a claim requires agreeing with the definitions used therein""
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| Mar 2022 |
"Disagreeing with a definition" can mean "to disagree on using a term to mean something"
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| Mar 2022 |
"Badly-expressed claims are prone to be interpreted differently by different people" supports "Agreeing with a badly-expressed claim can make people think you agree with another claim"
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| Mar 2022 |
Badly-expressed claims are prone to be interpreted differently by different people
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| Mar 2022 |
"Badly-expressed claims tend to shift in meaning" supports "Agreeing with a badly-expressed claim can make people think you agree with another claim"
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| Mar 2022 |
"If one thing is inhibited by another, both shouldn't be called "orthogonal" to one another" supports ""If you disagree on using a term to express something, you will be hesitant to opine on a claim using it as such" opposes "Disagreeing with definitions used in a claim is orthogonal to disagreeing with the claim""
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| Mar 2022 |
If one thing is inhibited by another, both shouldn't be called "orthogonal" to one another
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