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Tag Archives: Argument
Are Your Enemies Innately Evil?
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything from LessWrong, so I figured I could get away with it. I highly suggest reading this. I have been planning on doing a post of this sort for a while, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Philosophy, Rationality
Tagged Argument, Enemies, Evil, LessWrong, Suicide Bombers, Yudkowsky
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Deductive vs Inductive Reasoning
I’m going to do a few posts on logical fallacies! In a nutshell, a logical fallacy is an error in reasoning in which the premises of an argument do not actually support the conclusion. But first, I think it is … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Rationality, TV or Film
Tagged Argument, Deduction, Induction, Rationality, Reasoning
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The Ultimate Boeing 747 Gambit
This is a famous argument made by Richard Dawkins in his 2006 best seller The God Delusion. In order for someone who isn’t familiar with this to follow me, it’ll need some background explanation. First off, the credit for the … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism/Religion, Biology, Philosophy, Science
Tagged Argument, Atheism, Boeing 747, Dawkins, Design, Evolution, God, Gods, Religion, Richard Dawkins, Science, Ultimate Boeing 747 Gambit, Watchmaker
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Today’s Dose of Rationality!
“If you’re interested in being on the right side of disputes, you will refute your opponents’ arguments. But if you’re interested in producing truth, you will fix your opponents’ arguments for them. To win, you must fight not only the … Continue reading