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Use of rhetorical questions is a signal of defeat from an opponent in an argument.
Didn't Socrates use fhetorical questions as a means of getting to the truth?
Ofc that requires a good faith interlocutor. ...
If the rhetorical question is repackaged as a metaphor, that's potentially useful.
The fallacious tactic I am describing is when someone restates facts and targets the positive/negative connotation around those facts.
So if a fact can be restated, why would that be a bad thing?
(Do I win?)
https://twiiit.com/trumwill/status/1568732633479409664
Didn't Socrates use fhetorical questions as a means of getting to the truth?
Ofc that requires a good faith interlocutor. ...
If the rhetorical question is repackaged as a metaphor, that's potentially useful.
The fallacious tactic I am describing is when someone restates facts and targets the positive/negative connotation around those facts.
So if a fact can be restated, why would that be a bad thing?
(Do I win?)
https://twiiit.com/trumwill/status/1568732633479409664