Open carlgieringer opened 6 months ago
Counter propositions frequently need to refer to a Source or sometimes a Proposition. This is because they are either critiquing the Source's relevance or the Proposition's relevance on the basis of relevance.
Examples:
Kirk Janowiak's answer to Why doesn't Washington DC have any high rise buildings compared to most American cities of a similar size? - Quora
The PRI article "Sweating is an essential and uniquely human function" is based on an interview that issued a retraction for the statement that "humans are the only mammals that sweat"
Counter propositions frequently need to refer to a Source or sometimes a Proposition. This is because they are either critiquing the Source's relevance or the Proposition's relevance on the basis of relevance.
Examples:
Kirk Janowiak's answer to Why doesn't Washington DC have any high rise buildings compared to most American cities of a similar size? - Quora
.The PRI article "Sweating is an essential and uniquely human function" is based on an interview that issued a retraction for the statement that "humans are the only mammals that sweat"
(also see justifications for that Proposition.)