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: Scrivener's Error

Putting the "Dis" in "Intermediation"

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This is just a short observation. As an academic by nature, I could go on (and on, and on, with virtually endless footnotes, exceptions, snide remarks, etc.) with this theoretical discussion — certainly long enough to lose the point. As I don't wish to lose the point, I won't do so; that will make what follows seem rather conclusory. Formal logic defines two ordinarily opposing fallacies, among

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