This isn't really about Gödel, but I always wish that people had a little bit less of a natural instinct towards bastardized Gödelian thinking. So that there wo

This isn't really about Gödel, but I always wish that people had a little bit less of a natural instinct towards bastardized Gödelian thinking. So that there would be fewer infuriating people arguing things like "Infringing on my right to infringe on the rights of others infringes on my rights." Or, "You can't be against criticism, because then you'd be criticizing criticism." I've been rolling my eyes at these arguments for decades, and I wish fewer people thought they were clever.