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"Name me one X" is not a proper counter to "X might be possible, we haven't ruled it out." There are tons of things that have been created/observed/proven only
by simsla 8y ago
"Name me one X" is not a proper counter to "X might be possible, we haven't ruled it out."
There are tons of things that have been created/observed/proven only in the last 100 years. The fact that Bob from the year 1700 wasn't able to put on a demonstration didn't make them false.
- mistermann 8y ago> "Name me one X" is not a proper counter to "X might be possible, we haven't ruled it out." Is there a term for this (is it simply one of the items in the list of logical fallacies), because holy cow I find the need to point this out several times a day, and it seems to be becoming much more common recently.
- chris_wot 8y agoThere might be a term for it, but I didn't say there wasn't one, only I was curious what program was self-aware as I wasn't aware that one existed! If one does exist, then that would be truly remarkable.