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* Once you've simplified and distorted an opponent's position into a shredible [[strawman]] (reminiscent of deep-sea creatures brought up to surface pressure in nets), you can conclude anything you want to about your opponent's point of view. [http://www.enformy.com/dma-Chap7.htm#N_24_] | * Once you've simplified and distorted an opponent's position into a shredible [[strawman]] (reminiscent of deep-sea creatures brought up to surface pressure in nets), you can conclude anything you want to about your opponent's point of view. [http://www.enformy.com/dma-Chap7.htm#N_24_] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:42, July 13, 2016
A distortion is something twisted out of a proper or natural relation to its parts. A distortion can also be a false or misleading account of something.
- Once you've simplified and distorted an opponent's position into a shredible strawman (reminiscent of deep-sea creatures brought up to surface pressure in nets), you can conclude anything you want to about your opponent's point of view. [1]