MarkCorrigan
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Why are you putting so much effort into being lazy? Just go back and read the questions.I was just analyzing this forum, that's why I didn't answer your questions! Now do you understand? Now you can ask the questions!
Why are you putting so much effort into being lazy? Just go back and read the questions.I was just analyzing this forum, that's why I didn't answer your questions! Now do you understand? Now you can ask the questions!
It's not so much about questions—as in things that end with question marks. Several of @Calderaro's propositions have been rebutted. It's the rebuttals we want addressed. If someone says, "I think this is the case," and someone else says, "No, it isn't, and here's why," it is expected that the proponent will either change his proposition to accommodate the new information or extend his argument to explain why the rebuttal shouldn't hold.Why are you putting so much effort into being lazy? Just go back and read the questions.
I was just analyzing this forum, that's why I didn't answer your questions! Now do you understand? Now you can ask the questions!
Point taken. He needs to address all the criticisms and questions posted as replies to him.It's not so much about questions—as in things that end with question marks. Several of @Calderaro's propositions have been rebutted. It's the rebuttals we want addressed. If someone says, "I think this is the case," and someone else says, "No, it isn't, and here's why," it is expected that the proponent will either change his proposition to accommodate the new information or extend his argument to explain why the rebuttal shouldn't hold.
For example, @Calderaro constantly spews what appears to be AI-generated objections to the Sagan statement about extraordinary evidence. Very well, a grand total of one person in this thread has invoked that. It doesn't govern the debate. But I and several others went into great detail about how various objections to it—including from serious scientists and philosophers—don't lower the bar to the point where just any old claim will clear it. In an ordinary discussion or debate, you have to read and address those reasons. You can't just come back with, "Well, ours go to eleven," every time.
Point taken. He needs to address all the criticisms and questions posted as replies to him.
It's just amazing to me that someone would put this much effort into being so lazy. It's not the first time I've seen it here, but it amazes me every time.
Overemphasis on empiricismInfallible? No. Only tool we have for determining truth claims? Yes.
Agreed. Don't take my clarification as a criticism. It was aimed mostly at @Calderaro, who may be legitimately confused as to what is asked for.Point taken. He needs to address all the criticisms and questions posted as replies to him.
Boredom? Distraction? The same reason so many of us waste time on rebutting obvious foolishness?It's just amazing to me that someone would put this much effort into being so lazy.
In some cases the goal is simply to prolong the discussion and extend one's feeling of relevancy for as long as possible. The reference to the Bayesian proof of immortality is apt. It's partly that one is avoiding a concession. But mostly it's to see how much attention one can get.The berk I previously mentioned, with whom I was arguing about BigFoot, would not go back and re-read (read?) points I'd made and explanations I'd already given, always demanding that I did so again and again.
I don't disagree. The twist here seems to be to gallop the horse in a very tight circle.Seems like a twist of a Gish Gallop.
According to whom? By what standard?Overemphasis on empiricism
Gibberish.Overemphasis on empiricism
NO. A thousand times NO. Why just repeat it all over again? Pick up right where you are, right now, and RESPOND TO THE GODDAMNED POSTS.let's start over!
I think it's a feature, rather than a bug, ofwoo-istsvery poor AI.
The berk I previously mentioned, with whom I was arguing about BigFoot, would not go back and re-read (read?) points I'd made and explanations I'd already given, always demanding that I did so again and again.
Seems like a twist of a Gish Gallop.
it is not the only reliable way to approach knowledgeNothing is infallible. However the scientific method is proven to be the most reliable way of testing claims of fact.
Yes, it is. What else is there?it is not the only reliable way to approach knowledge
Name one that has historically been more reliable at establishing claims of fact.it is not the only reliable way to approach knowledge
Hell, name one that even comes remotely close.Name on that has historically been more reliable at establishing claims of fact.
Overemphasis on empiricism
you consider materialism too muchYes, it is. What else is there?
The fun thing about materialism is that you don't have to imagine that it's there. A rock hitting you in the head does not rely on your feelings about whether or not it is a real ◊◊◊◊◊◊◊ rock.you consider materialism too much
Okay, here is one of those cases where you were asked specific questions, and you simply decided not to answer them and instead spew another one-sentence evasion.you consider materialism too much