When speaking, I often find myself meandering when trying to make a focused point about a deep/complex/contentious topic, because I feel the need to address the common/expected refutations or objections to my point. I need an easy phrase/idiom which quickly says "I understand there are a lot of ideas/expected objections to this point. I will not address them here, but I humbly pay respect to the fact that this topic is much deeper than my current focused thesis."Pic unrelated
footnotesAppendixesPostscriptsParanthesesSidenote I'm quite peevedI'm so peeved right nowA chapter predicting possible objections to my claims Objections and Replies—your conundrum is literally why Plato wrote Dialogues.You see I have retroactively refuted all criticisms in this other text/essay/writing/book/chapter/treatise that I wrote and published together with this text as its companion...There's another word that I'm missing for things like this and it's right on my tongue
>>25192117>a chapter predicting possible objectionsFucking love when this happens. Feels like the writer is giving me a handy under the table.
>>25192010Jucika is so cute
