An insightful essay. Yes, the social constructs with intent to defraud. AAP religious/financial interests undisclosed and a circumcised culture, more than happy to accept circumcision serves a social good.
IMO It's very useful to talk about the truth value of a claim separate from the role that claim plays in a social system. Reminds me of the truth value of a statement vs the provability of a statement relative to a logical system. Perhaps the conventions around quoting could be usefully employed here.
The real issue is whether or not the creations of these social constructs included the class of people they were going to impose those claims on. --> The real issue is whether or not the CREATORS of these social constructs included the class of people they were going to impose those claims on.
An insightful essay. Yes, the social constructs with intent to defraud. AAP religious/financial interests undisclosed and a circumcised culture, more than happy to accept circumcision serves a social good.
IMO It's very useful to talk about the truth value of a claim separate from the role that claim plays in a social system. Reminds me of the truth value of a statement vs the provability of a statement relative to a logical system. Perhaps the conventions around quoting could be usefully employed here.
The real issue is whether or not the creations of these social constructs included the class of people they were going to impose those claims on. --> The real issue is whether or not the CREATORS of these social constructs included the class of people they were going to impose those claims on.