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Again, read closer. I did not complain that it wasn't interesting. I said I wasn't interested [in considering] such advice. The use of the same root word is onl
by lbrandy 12y ago
Again, read closer. I did not complain that it wasn't interesting. I said I wasn't interested [in considering] such advice. The use of the same root word is only interesting (uh oh) to those in the business of equivocation fallacies.
- steveklabnik 12y agoIf you are not interested in it, then you find it not interesting. If you found it interesting, you'd be interested in it. This is the least interesting conversation I've ever had.
- lbrandy 12y ago> If you are not interested in it, then you find it not interesting. Equivocation fallacy. Can't say you weren't warned. > This is the least interesting conversation I've ever had. It's difficult to have an interesting conversation with people in so much of a hurry to misunderstand what's being said.
- steveklabnik 12y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_fallacy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_fallacy
- lbrandy 12y agoWrong again, my friend. At no point did I claim you were wrong simply -because- you used a fallacy. I had other, better, reasons for that. You are bad at this and I've become bored.