As much as I appreciate the time and effort you put into the analysis, this is a very revealing answer and makes me immediately skeptical of anything you will post in the future.
The linked article really doesn’t justify why you effectively think that not a single piece of information would change the results of your analysis. This makes me suspect that, for whatever reason, you are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”
Correct me if I am misinterpreting something or if you have explained why you are certain beyond an ounce of doubt that 1) there is no piece of information that would lead to different conclusions or interpretation of claims and 2) why there is no room for reasonable disagreement.
In the comment we were responding to, we were asked two questions by @MichaelStJules.
Question 1. Do you think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information you don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE?
There are two possible answers to this question:
Yes, we do think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information we don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE.
No, we do not think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information we don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE.
We answered “No.” Could you explain how this suggests we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”?
Question 2. Do you think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false?
There are two possible answers to this question:
Yes, we think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false.
No, we do not think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false.
We answered “No.” Could you explain how this suggests we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”?
Finally, if we had answered “Yes” to both of these questions, would you no longer believe we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”? We are confused on what you believe an appropriate response to the questions would have been.
As much as I appreciate the time and effort you put into the analysis, this is a very revealing answer and makes me immediately skeptical of anything you will post in the future.
The linked article really doesn’t justify why you effectively think that not a single piece of information would change the results of your analysis. This makes me suspect that, for whatever reason, you are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”
Correct me if I am misinterpreting something or if you have explained why you are certain beyond an ounce of doubt that 1) there is no piece of information that would lead to different conclusions or interpretation of claims and 2) why there is no room for reasonable disagreement.
Hi Akash, thank you for your reply.
In the comment we were responding to, we were asked two questions by @MichaelStJules.
Question 1. Do you think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information you don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE?
There are two possible answers to this question:
Yes, we do think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information we don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE.
No, we do not think Sinergia and ACE almost certainly have no information we don’t that could lead to different conclusions or interpretations of claims, in ways more favourable to Sinergia and/or ACE.
We answered “No.” Could you explain how this suggests we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”?
Question 2. Do you think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false?
There are two possible answers to this question:
Yes, we think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false.
No, we do not think there’s no room for reasonable disagreement about whether the claims you call false are actually false.
We answered “No.” Could you explain how this suggests we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”?
Finally, if we had answered “Yes” to both of these questions, would you no longer believe we are pre-committed to the belief “Sinergia bad.”? We are confused on what you believe an appropriate response to the questions would have been.
This helps. That is not at all how I interpreted ‘our answer to both of your questions is “no.”’ Apologies!
All good, happy to clarify things!