The principle of charity is an interpretive framework, not a method for evaluating truth. I can read an argument charitably and still think it is wrong. In other words, the principle of charity can be paraphrased as “Assume your debater is not being Logically Rude.” DH7 arguments help ensure that your discussions are increasing the truth of your beliefs, and they require reading your opponent generously.
I did many hours of reading about this yesterday. I recommend holding off on arguing about it or spending time researching it until I have (or haven’t) posted on this topic in the near future.
The principle of charity is an interpretive framework, not a method for evaluating truth. I can read an argument charitably and still think it is wrong. In other words, the principle of charity can be paraphrased as “Assume your debater is not being Logically Rude.” DH7 arguments help ensure that your discussions are increasing the truth of your beliefs, and they require reading your opponent generously.
I did many hours of reading about this yesterday. I recommend holding off on arguing about it or spending time researching it until I have (or haven’t) posted on this topic in the near future.
False, see this comment.