It’s difficult to do because in the absence of a bright clear line, we experience preference reversals when close up to the decision, which we rationalize.
Alicorn’s “not all therefore not some” is definitely along the right lines as a name for this failing.
It’s difficult to do because in the absence of a bright clear line, we experience preference reversals when close up to the decision, which we rationalize.
Alicorn’s “not all therefore not some” is definitely along the right lines as a name for this failing.