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There is no excess logic. Simple as that. You can choose to argue in a logical fashion. If you do that, people will gladly pick up your ideas and have a meaningful discussion.
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There is no excess logic. Simple as that. You can choose to argue in a logical fashion. If you do that, people will gladly pick up your ideas and have a meaningful discussion.
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If, at [i]any[/i] point, you choose not to argue logical, your entire argumentation will become illogical ([url=http://xkcd.com/704/]principle of explosion[/url]). You either adhere to logic or you don't, there's no "i stop when my logically evaluated statements make me feel uncomfortable". Once you stop being logic, you stop making sense.
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If, at [i]any[/i] point, you choose not to argue logical, your entire argumentation will become illogical ([url=http://xkcd.com/704/]principle of explosion[/url]). You either adhere to logic or you don't, there's no "i stop when my logically evaluated statements make me feel uncomfortable". Once you stop being logic, you stop making sense.
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I'd like to repeat that once more: The moment you reject logic, this discussion is over.
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I'd like to repeat that once more: The moment you reject logic, this discussion is over.
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Logic
has
nothing
to
do
with
science.
Science
(
obviously
relies
on
logic)
,
but
there's
no
science
about
logic.
Stop
mixing
those
up.
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Logic
has
nothing
to
do
with
science.
Science
(
obviously)
relies
on
logic,
but
there's
no
science
about
logic.
Stop
mixing
those
up.
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