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See also: Disagreement, Ideological Turing Test
See also: Disagreement, Ideological Turing TesTestt
See also: Disagreement, Ideological Turing TestTests
SometimesSteelmanning is the term "steel man" is used to refer toact of taking a position'sview, or argument's improved form. A straw man is a misrepresentation of someone's positionopinion, or argument thatand constructing the strongest possible version of it. It is easy to defeat: a "steel man" is an improvementthe opposite of someone's position or argument that is harder to defeat than their originally stated position or argument.strawmanning.
(sourced from http://lesswrong.com/lw/85h/better_disagreement/)
See also: Least convenient possible world
Sometimes the term "steel man" is used to refer to a position's or argument's improved form. A straw man is a misrepresentation of someone's position or argument that is easy to defeat: a "steel man" is an improvement of someone's position or argument that is harder to defeat than their originally stated position or argument.
(sourced from http://lesswrong.com/lw/85h/better_disagreement/)
See also: Least convenient possible world