Learning through dialogue
Think of reason as "a box that produces an output based on an input.
Condition 1: Observed disagreement between you and the other party.
Condition 2: If you have faith that "the other person's reasoning is working correctly
The inference can be drawn that "there will be a difference in input."
"What are the inputs that brought about that output?" By digging deeper, you can get information that is not in your scope of observation.
- Obtaining the opponent's entire input is impossible because the time cost is too high.
- This process allows for the acquisition of "high impact on output" to be prioritized.
- Efficiently obtain a large [field of vision
Condition 1 is "able to express opinions that differ from those of others."
Condition 2 is "the other party's reason can be trusted."
It will be associated with Project Aristotle in the form of
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