Bleeding-heart answer
Hello everyone.
I know that "bleeding-heart" is basically an adjective that describe individuals. For example: "a bleeding-heart liberal". But about "bleeding-heart answer", is it mean that the answer arise audiences' sympathy toward the subject? and what if the answer has nothing to do with any kind of emotions?
There’s the obvious bleeding-heart answer, namely that there’s room for a range of views and mechanisms in our rainbow-colored tent of evolutionary diversity.
many thanks for your time and consideration,
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I think "bleeding-heart" refers to the type of person proposing that answer, not its effect on the audience.
- I think "bleeding-heart" refers to the type of person proposing that answer, not its effect on the audience.
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I think "bleeding-heart" refers to the type of person proposing that answer, not its effect on the audience.
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