[Platt]
> Self-contradiction doesn't bother you. It bothers
> me. Anything irrational
> in a philosophical discussion bothers me.
Do you think you can wipe irrationality off the
face of the earth? How do you handle 'things' that
bother you? What is your effort in these situations?
[Ian]
> > Why do we always have to get stuck on this
> beautiful (real, cyclical)
> > truth ? The sort of Quine the world thrives and
> evolves on, as opposed
> > to the kind of logic that kills it.
[Platt]
> Logic kills the world? For your sake I hope your
> doctor disagrees.
Platt, might it be that due to the world MUST be
this or that to you, therefore "Logic" can have ONLY
one definition? Ian is saying, "kind of logic".
[Ian]
> > You are right SA to say it is meaningless to
> debate it.
[Platt]
> An illogical debate is meaningless and pointless.
Due to me being involved, Ian, with my name noted
above, this is why I also wanted to apply my input to
this discussion. So, anyways, Platt, what is an
illogical debate? Is an illogical debate real or
illusionary?
serious questions.
thanks.
SA
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