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Arguing on the Net
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Ever notice how many arguments and flame wars on the net are about unprovable things? People take such strong positions on things that are unknowable, but they are RIGHT. I'm not talking about marketing, but it happens in IM too. 

I've seen football fans argue for weeks over what player a team should draft without anyone ever being to prove they are right because they both can't be drafted. There's also the possibility that they're both right or that they're both wrong.

With me I often pick a side of a debate based on the reasoning of a person, not the outcome. Knowing that the past doesn't equal the future is pretty much Logic 101.

This means it is NOT logical to say that the sun will rise tomorrow because it rose today. It may be correct and logical doesn't mean correct. But the reasoning/logic is wrong. The sun will rise tomorrow because the earth spins and orbits around the sun, not because the sun rose today.

I'm not arguing that the sun won't rise tomorrow, only that it won't rise because it rose yesterday.
   
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Messages In This Thread
Arguing on the Net - by Kurt - 02-20-2020, 06:05 PM
RE: Arguing on the Net - by 10x - 02-20-2020, 09:34 PM
RE: Arguing on the Net - by Dkillo - 02-21-2020, 12:41 AM
RE: Arguing on the Net - by Claire Koch - 03-06-2020, 02:54 AM

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