Logic does not allow the deduction you've made above.
(Actually, it is a deliberate misinterpretation of empirical data, logic got nothing to do with it - you can, at best, set up a theorem from it, and then try to falsify it)
That people always try to make such a deduction look like a logically derived statement is sad enough.
so... are you going to refute the logic then? im very aware its a misinterpretation, but is it not logically sound proposition? after saying so much on how precisely this sort of reply is not valid, are you just going to leave me hanging with a responce that amounts to "you're wrong". more to the point, are you going to deny the existance of logical fallacies and paradoxes which defy logical explaination?
aridash is a spacemonkey
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there is no way to check how close to "perfect" your intuition actually is - a problem that will not arise from using logic.
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And, how are you going to explain it to someone else when you have nothing but intuition to base your conclusion on?
It may be still perfectly valid to you, but outside of your own strawberry universe nobody will subscribe to your conclusions when all you have is "i had the perfect intuition" - you will still need to apply logics to underpin your point.
is a syntactically perfectly valid statement and you can build any logical construction utilizing this statement.
It is, however, not even close to semantically valid (unless you have turned into a space monkey overnight).
Mixing correct logic syntax with invalid sematics will ofc look valid on first glance... but if you "feed" bullshit into your "logics machine", the output will not be any better.
Oh. Who has "perfect" logic? Who has "perfect" insight upon which to base the logic? Come now... logic is as fallible as intuition. As you yourself pointed out, it depends upon the skill of the practitioner, so I ask again, who is a "perfect" practitioner of logic who can determine how close to "perfect" your logic actually is? Where can I purchase a logicometer? (You see what I did there? My bad.)
You assume I need anyone to subscribe to my conclusions. My primary concern is to utilise and exercise my intuition successfully, regardless of whether I can explain HOW it works. Besides, what logic CAN be deployed when "you have nothing but intuition to base your conclusion on" ?
...and "strawberry universe"..... really? I concede it may only be in my "own universe" where my intuition holds true, but what is your logical reason for describing it as "strawberry" ?
You seem to believe that following intuition precludes all logic. It does not. They are complementary abilities which allow us to adapt very quickly to new challenges.
Perhaps you believe that following logic precludes all intuition. I may be inclined to agree with that position, but I have an intuition that I may miss something really useful if I do.
Like watching a three legged turtle swim in circles .. until it dies.
Okay, bored with sweating so I came back here for some amusment
Jay and Wizz, you both claim that the other is making personal attacks. Thing is you are both making attacks, trying to hide them as condecending advice. Neither one of you appears to be trying to convince the other of anything, instead you guys appear to be grandstanding. Your arguing for the audience, trying to gain popularity. If you ever watch Canadian politics you will see that they argue in much the same fashion.
Just my two cents and not an attack on anyone Well except for maybe politicians
For the record: wizzszz is not hiding is personal attacks as condescending advice. They are perfectly blatant. (Unless I missed something earlier in the thread, ofc)
Neither am I hiding personal attacks as condescending advice. I'm just not really interested in attacking Wizzszz, here.
Well, wizzszz didn't wait for that to happen , or else it might not have happened at all . He decided to pick out the veiled attacks for himself. I don't know whether he really believes that I meant to attack him, or if he was just being mischievous, but that's what he did.
so... are you going to refute the logic then? im very aware its a misinterpretation, but is it not logically sound proposition? after saying so much on how precisely this sort of reply is not valid, are you just going to leave me hanging with a responce that amounts to "you're wrong". more to the point, are you going to deny the existance of logical fallacies and paradoxes which defy logical explaination?
(Why was it even necessary to distinguish "discussion" from "debate" when nobody (not even you) cares about the proper use here? One can only guess what made you bring this up at all...
And on top of that, being overly hairsplicing is as harmful to a debate as flaming i'd say, especially when the context leaves no doubt about the intended meaning)
I thoroughly agree with you Wizzszz (surprise, surprise )
...but then what we have here is not a debate, but a discussion...which not only allows for more that two POVs, there's no onus on any participant to "prove" one POV to be "correct" above another.
Where things often go wrong, IMO, is that something which really should be a discussion is treated, instead, as a debate.
I also consider dinstinction between debate and discussion does not have real sense, even if sementic says it has This brasses air but nothing else. The only sensible distinction is you can discuss about nothing but never debate about nothing
I 100% agree to this, and i've read Jung but i'm a biologist, so to me freud was the good example to give too because these guys were not understanding a shit about biology and endocrinolgy, but they explained with another model what our hormons are working faster than our brains and we have to deal with. What we were calling "the devil" just a few years before. What is belonging to our nature. They tried to make us understand that we all have this violence.For myself, call me naive, but I think people are a lot more complex and interesting than Freud gives them credit for. Its not all about sex, aggression etc. with a thin veneer of socialisation overlaid. Look into Jung a bit more. if you have time; he paints a much more likable an optimistic picture of the human psyche; and i do believe he's really onto something , thank goodness.
jay
There, now do you guys feel better having got that all off your chest? Well anyway, I look forward to your guys next debate. Can we get a forum category just for these two guys? We could call it the JayWiz.
There, now do you guys feel better having got that all off your chest? Well anyway, I look forward to your guys next debate. Can we get a forum category just for these two guys? We could call it the JayWiz.
I want to form a triumvirat is possible?
I 100% agree to this, and i've read Jung but i'm a biologist, so to me freud was the good example to give too because these guys were not understanding a shit about biology and endocrinolgy, but they explained with another model what our hormons are working faster than our brains and we have to deal with. What we were calling "the devil" just a few years before. What is belonging to our nature. They tried to make us understand that we all have this violence.
I think obviously it is more complex, about love and sexuality and social links like friendship, but not on visceral agressive feelings. Would you even say sometimes (if you ever do) "i'm in a bad mood" if you was able to turn it into good mood?
Ahhh. yes, i get where you're coming from.
Tempted to go off at a tangent, but resisting
jay