Usually. There are other exploits that would work better, though; the point I was trying to make is that Assange’s recommendation relies entirely on having a large pool of positive affect that you can entangle with whatever statement you’re trying to prove. There’s still a term for that kind of entanglement in the effectiveness function for reductionist arguments, but it’s considerably less important.
Usually. There are other exploits that would work better, though; the point I was trying to make is that Assange’s recommendation relies entirely on having a large pool of positive affect that you can entangle with whatever statement you’re trying to prove. There’s still a term for that kind of entanglement in the effectiveness function for reductionist arguments, but it’s considerably less important.