Steven Sharp
Actually, we don't need to. You made the claim that:
"The majority is always wrong"
Thus it is you who must provide proof of claim.
Furthermore, I have provided two, thus far undisputed, examples that contradict your claim.
The only argument left to you, is that no one can ever be 100% right about anything, and thus, nor can the majority.
And while that argument is a dodge, its irrelevant, because it equally invalidates your position; we can never be 100% wrong about anything.
Also, its irrelevant which 'majority' you choose. Even if we restrict the conversation to the majority of all human beings on the planet, it doesn't change my position.
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