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I'm still not sure what distinction you think I made... what I intended was: 1. All Jews are people 2. Computers are not people 3. Therefore computers are not J
by emosenkis 6y ago
I'm still not sure what distinction you think I made... what I intended was:
1. All Jews are people
2. Computers are not people
3. Therefore computers are not Jews
As a Jewish citizen of both Israel and the US, I understand that it can be hard to exist as a minority in your own country, and I'm sure it's harder in Israel, which doesn't have separation of religion & state.
- compsciphd 6y agoit even worse than that for people trying to take issue with you. if one has a problem with the statement "people or jews", one would generally assume this removes "jews" from the group of "people". and hence jews aren't people.