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Type of proposition to get a consensus

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Which type of proposition (positive or nermative) do you think it would be easier to get a consensus on, and why?

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The types of proposition to get a consensus are determined.

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A positive proposition: is supported by facts and typically verifiable. Think of a scientific proof. For instance, unemployment was 3% last year. This is a positive statement. It can be tested and verified and offers an objective explaination.
A normative statement: is typically associated with a value judgement and not a verifiable or ...

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