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vertr
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Guy Kawasaki: What I learned from Steve Jobs
Sounds like an appeal to authority to me.
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I'm talking about your comment: "He was right back then, and he's still right today. Not many people can claim that."
There is no argument there other than, 'he's right because he's right.'
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He's not saying Guy is wrong. He's saying you're gonna have to come up with a more cogent argument than "He was right back then, and he's still right today". Basically, the burden of proof is on you since you made the original claim.
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Kay, you win.
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