Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
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Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#2Isn't this what forums and places like HN are for?
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#3I've been contemplating a tool like this for a while... but the issues are that not many people understand fallacies even after reading a definition, nor are those new to them readily willing to sift through a dictionary of them.
I hope this evolves into something bigger than a forum post, because our present method of written communication lacks our ability to do things like this without losing track of the argument.
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#4It would be nice if the inspired by line actually linked to the essay.
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#5Do people find arguing fun enough to do on its own?
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#6Is it really worth posting links to HN to Launchrock holding pages?
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#7Do people find arguing fun enough to do on its own?
The plan is not to "host" arguments, but rather a place where people can point out others logical mistakes - hoping they will learn from them and improve. Makes sense?
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#8It would be nice if the inspired by line actually linked to the essay.
Of course! Just changed it! Thanks.
Re: Paul Graham's "How to Disagree" inspired app for arguments launching soon
#9I've been contemplating a tool like this for a while... but the issues are that not many people understand fallacies even after reading a definition, nor are those new to them readily willing to sift through a dictionary of them. I hope this evolves into something bigger than a forum post, because our present method of written communication lacks our ability to do things like this without losing track of the argument…
I would love to hear more about your thoughts - My hope is to teach people how to make stronger arguments for their case.