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He treats reading the other side's argument as a method for sharpening one's own understanding because weak defenses expose the underlying structure of the controversy.
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"The concern is that the United States and Israel will merge their militaries. And Israel will have access to America's most sensitive technology. And..."
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"what the military is doing um but um um if it's not clear the cooperation between the united states and israel then how can..."
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This first founding-members stream matters less as a news recap than as a method demonstration.
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