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I’m afraid I have to disagree, Dave. Jello can actually be a fun and delicious treat. And wrestling in/with jello can be a delightful experience. (Or, uh, so I’ve been told… :roll_eyes:innocent whistling…) Anyway, personally, I would say this is more like wrestling with a hairless weasel covered in castor oil. (Not that I have any actual experience with that… :roll_eyes:more innocent whistling…)

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A hairless weasel covered in Jello? Grape or cherry flavored?

Well, normally I would choose grape, but I actually prefer cherry jello when wrestling weas-… I mean, uhhh… (dammit)… Uh, wrestling a hairless weasel covered in jello??? :anguished: That’s just plain disgusting! :triumph:

Not if you are going out for catfish. You gotta think outside the box. What better way to coat your oiled up chicken strips than to wrestle a hairless weasel in a tub of cherry jello. If your going to coat all them damn chicken breasts you might as well have some fun doing it.

Lol :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: - why do you think I used “” around code?

How do you think we evolved to succeed in obtaining a basic human need? Social animals. Why do you think I stated that this idea of love remains undefined?

So we use a word to describe bonding and co-operating and attachment.

Same as eating. Not phenomenal.

I told you… In each and every case… ANGER ---- is always about not getting something you want. Great photos.

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I’ve earned my “resting bitch face”.

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Hmmm- Resting - Bitch ---- Sounds like you just want to be left the fuck alone.

It started young. With my mom. “What’s wrong with you?”

Then it grew into “what the fuck’s wrong with you?” People in general.

Then into “Jesus fuckin’Christ!” Kids.

Well earned. Lol.

Btw…when I do stupid shit it also yells at me. Throughout my life.

And yes :clap: it does keep many away which, for me, is a good thing.

Oh dear GOD! What the hell is WRONG with you? :anguished: Damn, man, you’ve said some stupid shit before, but I’m pretty sure this tops them all, you sick fuck. Jeee-sus! Anybody with two functioning brain cells knows you do not use cherry jello for chicken breasts. It has to be LEMON jello. (But Lime is an acceptable substitue.) And wrestle a hairless weasel? Really??? That’s just plain ludicrous. It has to be a hairless SLOTH if you are battering chicken. Hairless weasels are used only for stirring coleslaw, you idget. How do you NOT know these things? Ya know, I really worry about you sometimes.

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OH MY God! I wish you would fucking read the damn posts before you have a mechanical melt down. I said for CATFISHING! Not Robotic consumption. I understand the acids in citris are good for your system and if I were inviting you for dinner I would most certainly use lemon or lime. Catfish like GRAPE AND CHERRY. You fucking live in Alabama and you don’t know this?
Fishing for catfish with Jello - 6 catfish bait recipes - How to catch catfish - YouTube Stop being so buthurt, you don’t have to eat the cherry stuff.

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Awwwww, shit… I feel really stupid now… (hanging head in shame)… I totally read that post wrong. My bad. I read that before having my coffee. You were totally right. I’m just gonna steal one of your cookies and go to my room now… (slowly shuffling down hallway clutching security blankie)…

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@Tia_Thompson A post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy is when someone assumes the source of something without evidence. For instance somebody else can assume it was their god and not yours. Somebody else, the devil. The possibilities are endless and nobody can prove they are right. The fact is, we don’t know how that person came out of that comma so there really is no point in assuming. This is why it is a fallacy.

There is no way of justify the belief in anything unfalsifiable without using logical fallacies. Above, you agreed with me above on the definition of faith. Just like you have faith in god, by the definition we agreed to, you also have faith that this was done by god. Nobody measured god existing or god doing this. This is using one invisible, unfalsifiable thing to “prove” another. Does this make sense @Tia_Thompson? This is a prime example of circular reasoning. My god must have healed the guy, therefore god exists.

As an atheist, I claim that “I don’t know” where as theist claim that they do know. Epistemology is about knowing truth, not merely guessing. If somebody believes something without evidence (faith) they are guessing and thus, cannot claim to know. Faith is about will, not evidence. That is why faith is a bad epistemology. You want to believe god exists, just like you want to believe that god brought that person out of a comma. Faith is why there are over 4000 religions on the planet. People are good at faithing what they want.

Can we agree on the following?

  1. Post hoc ergo propter hoc is a fallacy
  2. Fallacies are bad epistemologies and cannot be used to find truth.
  3. The example of a person coming out of a comma must be proof of god existing qualifies as a post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy because you are assuming the source is god without evidence.
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Thank you. I have a couple of questions before I agree or disagree, if you don’t mind answering them:

  1. Are all fallacies bad epistemologies that cannot be used to find truth?

  2. And if so, do the use of fallacies invalidate the claim?

A fallacy is a failure in reasoning/logic. An argument that contains a fallacy is always invalid.

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To supplement Nyarlathotep’s comment, a fallacy applies to all subjects. They are not exclusive to religion.

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Yes. It means it’s a flawed argument that’s been tried multiple times and has been found to be incorrect.

@Nyarlathotep

If this is true, why did no one call out the logical fallacies used elsewhere?

Can you give an example?