... a low brow taste that you would use Roseanne and Springer to support your snobbery is on a par with the rest of your rather elaborate, dubious & generally flawed attempts at ratiocination. -- JL Much like his dismissal of the tabula rasa & particularist fallacies, "Tom" consistently fails to do his research, and just makes pronouncements based on his own ignorant...

... truthful (i.e., meaningful) one has to find another sentence that gives it meaning. Yet, how do we know that the sentence that gives it meaning is, in itself, truthful? This kind of ratiocination leads to infinite regression. And how to we measure the contribution of each part of the sentence to the sentence if we don't know the a-priori meaning of the sentence itself?! Finally,...

... is truthful (i.e., meaningful) one has to find another sentence that gives it meaning. Yet, how do we know that the sentence that gives it meaning is, in itself, truthful? This kind of ratiocination leads to infinite regression. And how to we measure the contribution of each part of the sentence to the sentence if we don't know the a-priori meaning of the sentence itself?! Finally, what is ...

... savoir comme << réclamer sa nationalité à 18 ans. On ne réclame point ce que l'on a de fait par la constitution. Pure ineptie, aberrant illogisme vu les prémisses fausses de cette ratiocination d'une mentalité particulièrement procédurière ! La manipulation des mots et de l'opinion publique par des juristes mal intentionnés ou trop émotifs, doit être expédiée aux cloaques de la logorrhée...

...s *probably*. Not that we're talking about the mathematics of probability here. In this case, "probably" means "a person might choose to believe". It's statement based on feelings, not on ratiocination. Because art is not SENTIENT you stupid bamboozled mother fucker? Geez. Look how worked up she's getting,. She's tight as a drum. Just managing the adrenalin is *probably* the ...

...> Kant explored which German or Latin words he wanted to use for "Reason." He uses a German word that most agree is translated "Reason," but he also uses words translated as "rationality" and "ratiocination." Feel free to tell us all what he meant by each of these, over time. Kant developed a position over time - he matured. Just as planets are observable, so his language. But...

...> Kant explored which German or Latin words he wanted to use for "Reason." He uses a German word that most agree is translated "Reason," but he also uses words translated as "rationality" and "ratiocination." Feel free to tell us all what he meant by each of these, over time. Kant developed a position over time - he matured. Just as planets are observable, so his language. But...

... up. Kant explored which German or Latin words he wanted to use for "Reason." He uses a German word that most agree is translated "Reason," but he also uses words translated as "rationality" and "ratiocination." Feel free to tell us all what he meant by each of these, over time. Kant developed a position over time - he matured. Just as planets are observable, so his language. But ...