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<li>Why would anyone make the obvious criticism when the <a href="/en/obvious">obvious</a> <a href="/en/criticism">criticism</a> is <a href="/en/zero%20information">zero information</a>?</li>
<li>1: You don&#39;t understand what is obvious.<ul>
<li>Related: <a href="/en/Don't%20find%20malice%20in%20being%20incompetent%20enough%20to%20be%20explained%20away...">Don&#39;t find malice in being incompetent enough to be explained away...</a></li>
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<li>2: The motive is not to increase [information volume<ul>
<li>If the purpose of the meeting is not agreed upon in advance, it is natural that there will be discrepancies in the objectives of the people present.<ul>
<li><a href="/en/Common%20Purpose">Common Purpose</a><ul>
<li><a href="/en/Gesellschaft%20und%20Gemeinschaft">Gesellschaft und Gemeinschaft</a></li>
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Obvious Criticisms