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The symbols above? They're English sentences, and they're perfectly clear in context. You're making a category error by trying to treat them as logical propos
by auntienomen 11y ago
The symbols above? They're English sentences, and they're perfectly clear in context. You're making a category error by trying to treat them as logical propositions, and it's leading you to waste your time on pedantry.
- thaumasiotes 11y agoAll right. Why do you choose to call "being cool gets you access to pot" the "contrapositive" of "smoking pot makes you cool"? What is the benefit of using a term from an unrelated area which means something different than what you mean? Why is it a category error for me to treat you as talking about logic when you use a term which is restricted to formal logic?