When Dawkins starts trying to psychoanalyze his opponent he really starts to look like the one being logically rude. At this point he has lost the high ground in the argument. He might be right about his diagnosis about her “emotional agenda”, but since he asked where she studied science, shouldn’t she be equally entitled to ask him where he studied clinical psychology?
This video is a good example of logical rudeness, but not only from one of the participants.
It seems to me that Dawkins is the first to shift the “argument”, when he asks “Where did you study science”; and yet again when he brings up the “emotional agenda”.
This isn’t to defend the creationist’s blabbering, just saying—sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.
Watch this video of Richard Dawkins debating a creationist and take a drink every time she says “So what I would go back to...”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US8f1w1cYvs
When Dawkins starts trying to psychoanalyze his opponent he really starts to look like the one being logically rude. At this point he has lost the high ground in the argument. He might be right about his diagnosis about her “emotional agenda”, but since he asked where she studied science, shouldn’t she be equally entitled to ask him where he studied clinical psychology?
This video is a good example of logical rudeness, but not only from one of the participants.
It seems to me that Dawkins is the first to shift the “argument”, when he asks “Where did you study science”; and yet again when he brings up the “emotional agenda”.
This isn’t to defend the creationist’s blabbering, just saying—sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.