"begging the question" is a fallacy where someone assumes the truth of some conclusion in the premises of an argument. As a result, the argument doesn't demonstrate anything. People who think using "begging the question" to mean "raising the question" makes them sound more intelligent need to realize it just makes them sound dumber.
do they have voice recognition software good enough to verify this? It would take LOTS of humans listening and checking on this to verify it for me, and I know I wouldn't trust my bank's phone voice recognition software to verify this for me.
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"begging the question" is a fallacy where someone assumes the truth of some conclusion in the premises of an argument. As a result, the argument doesn't demonstrate anything. People who think using "begging the question" to mean "raising the question" makes them sound more intelligent need to realize it just makes them sound dumber.
do they have voice recognition software good enough to verify this? It would take LOTS of humans listening and checking on this to verify it for me, and I know I wouldn't trust my bank's phone voice recognition software to verify this for me.