From: johnny moral (johnnymoral@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Mar 17 2003 - 15:46:03 GMT
Hi Matt and Platt,
Matt>And in the end, just as before, the notion of Reason becomes
superfluous when deciding if we are being reasonable or not. The only thing
judging us is another person.
But, they are not just using their charm or brute strength, they are trying
to convice you and others using Reason also, but with what they think is
greater evidence supporting their reason.
Reason describes causation, doesn't it? Something happens for a reason. Is
that the same reason as Reason, or is there a bigger Reason than that? Is
the big Reason perhaps the overall law that Everything Happens For A Reason?
So proving something is reasonable is a matter of proving the causation
better than anyone else can, finding all the variables and showing how they
will probably result in expected outcomes.
Johnny
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