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> It's not "a residential area" in any sense. When you say it is not a residential area in “any sense” and he finds a counterexample showing it is clearly a re
by akdev1l 2y ago
> It's not "a residential area" in any sense.
When you say it is not a residential area in “any sense” and he finds a counterexample showing it is clearly a residential area in some sense then what you said is just untrue.
- robocat 2y agoI'll play: we can find 1m² of road in the residential area that is obviously not residential. Now we have two counterexamples that conflict. Logically the premise is meaningless.
- 8note 2y agowhy make a new definition of residential? ottawa already has agreed upon zoning; you can find it here: https://ottawa.ca/en/living-ottawa/laws-licences-and-permits/laws/laws-z/zoning-law-no-2008-250#section-d6896451-4f96-43fe-b63e-a8420ef9d50a https://ottawa.ca/en/living-ottawa/laws-licences-and-permits... i dont see why a bit of road would justify honking the horn all night at an apartment building though. can you elborate on what changes when there's a road? the apartment building has people sleeping in it.