15-Dec-2019, 12:26
(15-Dec-2019, 09:34)thumb5 Wrote:(15-Dec-2019, 03:15)David A Wrote: ...
And if the listener says something like "I do/don't hear a difference" ... would interpret that statement as meaning that there is or is not a genuine difference unless there is an indication elsewhere in their report that they were referring to their personal experience.
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That's the part that surprises me, but thanks for being explicit.
(Sorry for having somewhat de-railed the thread.)
Maybe this will explain it: too much time in the Philosophy department at University including some time on formal logic. The standard approach is pretty much to regard a statement as universally applicable unless there's a qualifying statement present restricting the scope of its operation so if I don't see a qualification, I interpret the statement as having no qualifications.
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