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Proof by anecdote. Nice. Your statement is derogatory and unsound. I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but that does not invalidate his or mine. For me it to
by ysleepy 10y ago
Proof by anecdote. Nice.
Your statement is derogatory and unsound.
I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but that does not invalidate his or mine.
For me it took some time to get to a fitness level where running made me only more awake, alert and clear - without even a hint of tiredness.
- projektir 10y agoI'm arguing against a generalization. All it takes to disprove it is one anecdote. The typical mind fallacy is specifically the idea that your experience can be automatically generalized upon others, that everyone thinks and feels the same. I would have nothing against the OP if they just said that they feel like shit when they don't exercise, but they had to generalize on other people and make a judgment. I'm not sure how you see my statement as derogatory but not theirs?