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r_engine 2 points ago +2 / -0

Problems that have complex, competing, or multiple answers have those answers because there is a way to determine right answers for problems with multiple solutions.

"Unpacking the assumptions" = "Determining the predicates of the system" = "Learning how to give right answers"

"analyze [data] in multiple ways to draw different conclusions" is not about finding a mathematical solution.

The thinking behind this is fundamentally important to understand, and underlies much. "Objectivity" is impossible and/or bad, yet you must accept that proposition as the only objective truth.

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War_Hamster 3 points ago +3 / -0

People who don't learn to think critically are more inclined to believe BS like the Green New Deal.