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Originally Posted by Isaac Zachary
A good report will evaluate both sides from a more or less neutral stand point, even if the author is absolutely sure one side is incorrect and the other correct.
Signs of emotion (passion about one thing, hate about another) and dogmatically sticking to what the author deems as fact are signs that the information could very well be false.
Let the information speak for itself. No need to start a war.
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Well, I don't agree with even one thing you have written.
1. As someone who actually teaches writing to people writing high level reports, equal weight should never be given to points that have no evidence. That's what we're talking about here - points that have evidence versus those that do not. They're not matters of opinion.
2. Signs of passion mean that people care. I care when people are given the wrong information. It makes me cross.
3. You cannot let the information speak for itself when people have incorrect ideas about the fundamentals and so cannot even understand the information.
4. I will start a war - as you describe it - when people ae being deliberately and constantly mislead.