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- onHow can we step outside the biases that distort our judgments of human development and history, especially if our neurological and transcendental structures themselves constrain what can appear to us as reality?bySerpardum...
You said when an accuser cannot substatiate and accustion he is uniformed or a liar. THAT IS A LIE. It just means they don't have the evidence on hand. Lack of evidence is NOT evidence. Learn logic so you can quit lying.... Read the full post EXACT difference between fact and TRUTH¿😶🫵
If your a fact checker, go find two proven facts that you can prove that I cant prove better with two proven lies too…🙄
awesome, welcome, would love to talk about the foundations of logic and math; i think the axiom of choice is super interesting and says something about our misconceptions of the nature of 'reality' being objective v a mix of objective and subjective.... Read the full postI'm curious about your view and opinion regarding my first instinctual thoughts on this topic; the first consideration that came to mind was how every choice can basically be broken down into either a "yes" or "no".... - txvagabond...
Hot take?
Something can be logical but irrational.
Something can be rational but illogical.
What are some good real life examples?
- xander...
This is like saying it’s a shame that a knife might cut you when you use it like a screwdriver. It’s a knife, it’s not a multi-tool, or philosophy, or way of looking at the world, it’s a knife, designed to cut away the false.... - david...
Absolutely it is ethical. In fact, I’d argue that voting when one knows they are actually voting against another candidate is the less ethical behavior.... More specifically, I think Terrence is doing the very thing he’s critiquing, unfortunately. (although of course maybe I’m missing something) eg: > One claim by Terrence is that 0 x 1 apple being equal to zero apples is nonsensical because you’ve destroyed something that used to... - onToday I was listening to Cinderella and thinking about Prince Charming as an unconscious archetype/rolemodel for young boys. There are lots of stories about how a girl becomes a princess and worthy queen, lots about how a ruffian boy becomes worthy of being a king.by
At least WE have a Lot of counter examples.