I remember (from a psychology book, actually) that the reasoning is: what you say impacts what you think.
You want to compare two viewpoints. But you arrogantly think that these are the only 2 viewpoints that can possibly exist.
If you keep using "on the other hand", you will be inclined to see things as black and white.
It's a valid argument, though one might wonder how much wording impacts our internal mind.
I remember (from a psychology book, actually) that the reasoning is: what you say impacts what you think.
You want to compare two viewpoints. But you arrogantly think that these are the only 2 viewpoints that can possibly exist.
If you keep using "on the other hand", you will be inclined to see things as black and white.
It's a valid argument, though one might wonder how much wording impacts our internal mind.