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Yes, dude. If I already know you’re discriminatory and I still apply, you’re still discriminatory. It’s in the antecedent of the clause. Just apply basic propos
by scarejunba 8y ago
Yes, dude. If I already know you’re discriminatory and I still apply, you’re still discriminatory. It’s in the antecedent of the clause. Just apply basic propositional logic.
- jiminy_john 8y agoIf I know that by jumping off of a bridge I will get hurt but I still jump, it is the bridge that is at fault. Brilliant logic on your side!
- scarejunba 8y agoHaha, the irony of it all. Whether you know that jumping off a bridge will hurt has no impact on whether it will hurt. It's not a question of fault. It's a question of fact.