Comment Comment by dhshahsndeisjwn No, specifically they say:> The most admired arguments are made with data, > but the origins, veracity, and malleability of those data > tend to be ancillary concerns.That's a concern I often share: "the data" can so often be a "winner's history". parent dhshahsndeisjwn 7 years ago
> The most admired arguments are made with data, > but the origins, veracity, and malleability of those data > tend to be ancillary concerns.
That's a concern I often share: "the data" can so often be a "winner's history".