Thank you for introducing me to the new meaning of "know intuitively". This is Mike Johnson's term for believing what you want to believe, regardless of factual information.
Thank you for introducing me to the new meaning of "know intuitively". This is Mike Johnson's term for believing what you want to believe, regardless of factual information.
The precise term is ЁЭШгЁЭШ╢ЁЭШнЁЭШнЁЭШ┤ЁЭШйЁЭШкЁЭШ╡, something said without any concern for whether it is true. Ethically, it's worse than a lie. At least a liar knows what's true but is trying to conceal it. A bullshiter doesn't eve care. See H. Frankfort, ЁЭШЦЁЭШп ЁЭШЙЁЭШ╢ЁЭШнЁЭШнЁЭШ┤ЁЭШйЁЭШкЁЭШ╡ (2005).
Thank you for introducing me to the new meaning of "know intuitively". This is Mike Johnson's term for believing what you want to believe, regardless of factual information.
kinda like alternate facts?
It has a certain truthiness to it, he would say.
We call that тАЬextra-legalтАЭ.
When Mike Johnson leaves Congress, perhaps there's a job waiting at California Psychics.
Exactly.
The precise term is ЁЭШгЁЭШ╢ЁЭШнЁЭШнЁЭШ┤ЁЭШйЁЭШкЁЭШ╡, something said without any concern for whether it is true. Ethically, it's worse than a lie. At least a liar knows what's true but is trying to conceal it. A bullshiter doesn't eve care. See H. Frankfort, ЁЭШЦЁЭШп ЁЭШЙЁЭШ╢ЁЭШнЁЭШнЁЭШ┤ЁЭШйЁЭШкЁЭШ╡ (2005).
And pretty sure motivated reasoning is involved