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This article begins with truth quality in math then switches to talking about illogical people. Misleading someone intentionally is lying. Saying you'll do some
by helthanatos 10y ago
This article begins with truth quality in math then switches to talking about illogical people.
Misleading someone intentionally is lying. Saying you'll do something if something does/doesn't happen and not doing what you say under the conditions is lying.
Literary fallacies are real. Induction and deduction logic applied in math, when applied to English, can be fallacious. Assuming that the truth value of a math statement is the same as a statement in language is a terrible mistake.