“Should LW thinkers take it as a problem...”
Yes to all of that. There are many problems with LW methods and beliefs, and those problems impede other people from seeing the parts that are right.
Scientologists believe that any method that wasn’t invented/used by Ron Hubbard is bad. As such they are not open to evaluate a method on their merits and failure to convince them isn’t a sign of failure of a method for acquiring evidence.
Sure. Scientologists are not close to being the only ones who disagree with LW’s mistakes.
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“Should LW thinkers take it as a problem...”
Yes to all of that. There are many problems with LW methods and beliefs, and those problems impede other people from seeing the parts that are right.
Scientologists believe that any method that wasn’t invented/used by Ron Hubbard is bad. As such they are not open to evaluate a method on their merits and failure to convince them isn’t a sign of failure of a method for acquiring evidence.
Sure. Scientologists are not close to being the only ones who disagree with LW’s mistakes.