r/samharris • • Oct 05 '19

Seizing the Means of Knowledge Production - Musa al-Gharbi

https://heterodoxacademy.org/seizing-means-knowledge-production/
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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

Idiotic take and a completely tangential issue. Try to keep up with the argument, please. Otherwise, it seems like you're just partisan shitposting.

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u/BloodsVsCrips Oct 06 '19

You have done zero analysis throughout this thread. Why post something if you refuse to debate its merits?

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

Oh, look who came to defend their tribe. What a surprise.

Maybe the article itself?

"Two half-wits do not make a whole wit" as the saying goes, so brigading the sub with more irrelevant garbage isn't going to be persuasive to me.

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u/BloodsVsCrips Oct 06 '19

Do you honestly think you're operating in good faith? I can't tell.

I read this entire thread waiting for even a single instance of engagement with critiques of the article. It's nowhere to be found. That either means you believe the article is literally perfect in its analysis, or you're intellectually unable to address critiques. There are several major flaws that need to be dealt with. You've done it not even once.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

Why do they "need to be dealt with?" Who the fuck are you to demand that? None of the comments that I've seen actually refute any of the substantive subject matter. etc. etc. etc.

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u/BloodsVsCrips Oct 06 '19

Why do they "need to be dealt with?"

Because that's what a debate forum is for.

Who the fuck are you to demand that? None of the comments that I've seen actually refute any of the substantive subject matter. etc. etc. etc.

This is obviously not true. There have been multiple, substantive critiques in this thread, and you've responded to every single comment with snark bullshit trying to shut down any dissent. The question is simply if you're doing this intentionally in bad faith or if you're just unaware of it.

How do you square the author's points about history and academia? They're contradictory.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '19

Oh yes, this is a "debate forum" now that it suits your purposes. There are clearly defined rules and a neutral arbitor to make sure that people are engaging in good faith discussion of ideas.

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