For my purpose, any of 1-3 can be correct, and I don’t need to argue for any specific one especially if you already find plausible any of them.
OK.
you have jumped to the conclusion that claims 1-n must all be false
If that’s true, I haven’t noticed. If you feel like summarizing the evidence for believing I’ve reached that conclusion, though, I’ll certainly listen.
If you want to overrule the bank’s reaction, you need a lot of local domain-specific knowledge
I certainly agree that overruling the bank’s decision about loans without knowing about as much about loans as the bank does is going to have unexpected consequences, so unless the bank is currently pessimizing for my values I’m probably going to be less happy with the result than I am now.
And I certainly agree that I don’t know about all the details that go into making decisions about loans.
OK.
If that’s true, I haven’t noticed.
If you feel like summarizing the evidence for believing I’ve reached that conclusion, though, I’ll certainly listen.
I certainly agree that overruling the bank’s decision about loans without knowing about as much about loans as the bank does is going to have unexpected consequences, so unless the bank is currently pessimizing for my values I’m probably going to be less happy with the result than I am now.
And I certainly agree that I don’t know about all the details that go into making decisions about loans.