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Nope. In a discourse constrained by regular logic, it's a logically consistent argument. Their rules, not mine! Any other movie quotes to put forward in lieu o
by coldtea 2y ago
Nope. In a discourse constrained by regular logic, it's a logically consistent argument. Their rules, not mine!
Any other movie quotes to put forward in lieu of counter-arguments?
- badmonkey101 2y agoInvoking a fictitious god with any arbitrary property doesn't make your argument consistent - other then, that's just like your opinion man
- coldtea 2y ago>Invoking a fictitious god with any arbitrary property doesn't make your argument consistent Logical consistency only cares about propositions and their relationship, it doesn't care whether an entity involved in one is fictitious or not.