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Oh wait, you did make a completely valid argument, but your premises were false.
You can’t prove premises with logic, so this can’t be resolved with logic.
All rabbits are caterpillars
All fluffy things are rabbits
Therefore, all fluffy things are caterpillars
I AM NOT COOPERATIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I think you need to study logic my friend
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You can’t prove premises with logic, so this can’t be resolved with logic.
That is not the point of a syllogism, I don’t see how that is applicable.
h wait, you did make a completely valid argument, but your premises were false.
You have yet to tell me how validity is truth
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Prove to me logically that birds can fly. You can’t. But you can observe birds flying. You can logically derive premises from other premises, but at some point you have to have premises that are self evident.
WATCH YOUR TERMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have been trained to deep dive terms and find their TRUE meanings!
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All insects can fly
All birds are insects
therefore all birds can fly
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Okay, i admit at this point I’m just being silly
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I don’t know all the fancy logic terms. But what I’m saying is pretty simple. All valid logical statements are true if their premises are true. How do you know they are true? You can either observe them to be true, or you can reason them out from other things you know.
I understand from your viewpoint what you said, but from MY viewpoint, I CAN logically prove ANYTHING as long as it is valid!
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All insects can fly
All birds are insects
therefore all birds can fly
You came to a true conclusion using one true premise and one false. That’s weird. Wait a minute none if those statements are true!
I could keep arguing, but I think we’re both on the same page here, and we’re completely off topic, so I’m gonna stop.
Yes, none of those are true, but all are VALID and follow the seven rules of validity for syllogisms, therefore, they are VALID and in logic, that’s what matters rn.
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