|
|
 Originally Posted by OngBonga
It's tempting to assume that because clever people say it's happening and dumb people say it's not, that the clever people are right. But that isn't a guarantee. I reckon the average IQ of a religious person is lower than that of an atheist. The atheist might still be wrong.
The atheist might be wrong indeed, but we're talking about probabilities here. Someone claiming kings might beat aces isn't wrong.
Originally Posted by OngBonga
Yes, but consensus should not be presented as fact.
The consensus is a relevant point because the opposition claims there's controversy among experts, which there isn't.
|
Reply With Quote