Seems like just a polite way of saying he was wrong, but genuinely believed it

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Mar 31, 2023
1:29:44pm

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Seems like just a polite way of saying he was wrong, but genuinely believed it

without calling him a liar directly

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This quote from the Paltrow case makes me wonder how we ever can decide anything

OyajiCoug

3/31/23 1:27pm

Seems like just a polite way of saying he was wrong, but genuinely believed it

COUGND

3/31/23 1:29pm

That's just like

OyajiCoug

3/31/23 1:41pm

That's how I read it.

Eddie

3/31/23 1:45pm

"He was wrong, but he just really wanted some of her money."

3/31/23 2:16pm

Outgrowth from 'moral relativism' taking hold.

SV Coug

3/31/23 1:30pm

It's an extreme way of saying "His perception is his reality." I think "his truth" is dumb because there is only

RootieBoy

3/31/23 1:34pm

Yeah, just take the word truth out and replace it with perception and we're good

Mitty

3/31/23 4:08pm

Breaking: Yogi Berra on Gwyneth Paltrow jury!

DomCasual

3/31/23 1:50pm

Jurors are pretty dense for the most part

SausageKing

3/31/23 2:09pm

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