> First we would have to agree that the patient is actually 42C.
This is known as rejecting the hypothetical. The only time it's a good faith argument is after you've agreed with the conclusion.
If you do agree with the argument, you should cite something verifiable that the white house has done that's incompatible with the original assertion. Which is the actions are indistinguishable from an ideal agent. Do you have any provable examples?
This is known as rejecting the hypothetical. The only time it's a good faith argument is after you've agreed with the conclusion.
If you do agree with the argument, you should cite something verifiable that the white house has done that's incompatible with the original assertion. Which is the actions are indistinguishable from an ideal agent. Do you have any provable examples?