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You said it;
Please be specific with the complete crap for arguments.
Peace!
If the living space is able to maintain the crews life at a temperature of −454 °F then the human body is alive in the NASA Space Shuttle.
The human body isn't alive in the NASA Space Shuttle.
Thus, the living space isn't able to maintain the crews life at a temperature of −454 °F
Originally posted by Kaifan
reply to post by Erad3
If you write your statements in a way that they have no real meaning it means nobody will understand you.
You write your statements in a way that they have no meaning.
Hence, nobody understands you.
It is simple, nobody is getting anything out of what you write because you say:
If black is blue it means blue can't be black.
Blue is black.
Hence, black doesn't exist.
Basically that's what everyone is complaining about, it makes no sense, try to word your statements in a different way, what's the point on keeping this style if nobody is really involved because it makes no sense to them? who are you trying to discuss this with then? if not the people here on ATS?
I don't understand why you neglect something like the Boeing argument just because.
If we are trying to figure out if a living creature can survive under water and you say:
"no living creature can survive under water"
And when someone points out that fishes do live under water, you then say:
"we won't talk about fishes, no living thing can survive under water"
Does that makes sense to you?
[edit on 13-7-2010 by Kaifan]
[edit on 13-7-2010 by Kaifan]
Originally posted by oubliette
It flies, because the script says it can. How else can they have filmed it in orbit
Originally posted by janon
OP is full of circular logic and fallacies with no proof of anything. I wish I could comment but it just doesn't make any sense to me.
Originally posted by theability
There isn't anything to comment upon.
The op doesn't make a bit of sense.
Actually his posting style reminds me of a recently banned person that made claims in such the same manner.
Hm, time will tell.
Originally posted by uptheirons!
reply to post by Erad3
The thread is hard for someone who isn't a deluded mentalist....
the idea is that you PROVE your statements...you don't and in making your statements you ignore widely known facts and phenomenon...
What is the motto of the site again?....oh yeah...DENY IGNORANCE!....try it some time ...
Inductive reasoning is essentially the opposite of deductive reasoning. It involves trying to create general principles by starting with many specific instances.
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This is the kind of reasoning used if you have gradually built up an understanding of how something works. Rather than starting with laws and principles and making deductions, most people collect relevant experience and try to construct principles from it.
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Inductive proofs are not allowed in a deductive system.
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Many people distinguish between two basic kinds of argument: inductive and deductive. Induction is usually described as moving from the specific to the general, while deduction begins with the general and ends with the specific; arguments based on experience or observation are best expressed inductively, while arguments based on laws, rules, or other widely accepted principles are best expressed deductively.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by theability
This OP is playing games.
Pointless games. Frivolous. Possibly a school project (I'm going to take a stab and guess high school, doubt very much it's college-level).
Clues to this inanity have been dropped...read this:
Inductive reasoning is essentially the opposite of deductive reasoning. It involves trying to create general principles by starting with many specific instances.
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This is the kind of reasoning used if you have gradually built up an understanding of how something works. Rather than starting with laws and principles and making deductions, most people collect relevant experience and try to construct principles from it.
~~~
Inductive proofs are not allowed in a deductive system.
~~~
Many people distinguish between two basic kinds of argument: inductive and deductive. Induction is usually described as moving from the specific to the general, while deduction begins with the general and ends with the specific; arguments based on experience or observation are best expressed inductively, while arguments based on laws, rules, or other widely accepted principles are best expressed deductively.
Merely one example that explains this nonsense, and waste of time thread.
edit on 14 July 2010 by weedwhacker]