Person19960
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I am waiting for this to be eviscerated; come on, you folks are too kind. No, just one.I am right and I would rather be right than happy; therefore the
It's a non sequitur; it does not follow. Right? My whatever I think I am is absolutely never a therefore to anything beyond my own ridiculous nonsense. I can't say that "I am" "___" it's a self-ad-hom no, that's made up.
Oh, everything's made up, literally everything's made up, like the words I'm singing...
Oh what am I talking about while I am not talking I am typing?
Non sequitur
A non sequitur is an argument where the conclusion is drawn from premises which aren’t logically connected with it. For example:“Since Egyptians did so much excavation to construct the pyramids, they were well versed in paleontology.”
(Non sequiturs are an important ingredient in a lot of humor. They’re still fallacies, though.)
Um. What is the OP and/or my replies?
Petitio principii (Begging the question)
This fallacy occurs when the premises are at least as questionable as the conclusion reached. Typically the premises of the argument implicitly assume the result which the argument purports to prove, in a disguised form. For example:“The Bible is the word of God. The word of God cannot be doubted, and the Bible states that the Bible is true. Therefore the Bible must be true.
Begging the question is similar to circulus in demonstrando, where the conclusion is exactly the same as the premise.
It's... it is on this site, the same link I shared in my earlier on-topic post.
Constructing a Logical Argument » Internet Infidels
Logic & Fallacies Constructing a Logical Argument (1997) mathew [ Español / Spanish ] Introduction There is a lot of debate on the net. Unfortunately, much of it is of very low quality. The aim of this document is to explain the basics of logical reasoning, and hopefully improve the overall...
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