The Aron Ra Fallacies The Aron Ra Fallacies Aron Ra has two significant fallacies that don’t really have a name, however I have coined two fallacies that I think best …[read more]
Category: 3 AM Philosophy
Arguing Semantics is Not What You Think
In many of my discussions there are often people whom seem to conflate “semantics” with “logic” in order to try to minimize the value of an argument being posited. While …[read more]
Two logical arguments against the use of “Agnostic Atheist” multi-axial diagrams
I wanted to give some quick notes on the use of these types of epistemological image which people can use when these types of images come up, so they can …[read more]
10 Reasons Why Atheism Should be Held Propositionally with a Positive Epistemic Status
Most of what I write in my blog is to help people become better critical thinkers using a practical approach. However, often people will have such knee-jerk Pavlovian responses, that …[read more]
Moral Terminological Cheat Sheet:
To help disambiguate terminology, as there is significant overlap of terms and various usages in the literature, I have summarized various moral terminology. Generally moral discourse uses terms, down and …[read more]
By Definition
Most non-mainstream groups that go against the status quo have some phrase they say that just instills me with a cringe feeling all over my body. Creationists have the question “If …[read more]
Atheism, Theism and Agnosticism: Semiotic Square of Opposition and Semantic Collapse (Short version)
Argument: Atheism, Theism and Agnosticism: Semiotic Square of Opposition and Semantic Collapse Reviewed by mathematician Josh Garver. *FULL* argument can be found here: https://www.academia.edu/80085203/How_the_Presumption_of_Atheism_by_way_of_Semiotic_Square_of_Opposition_leads_to_a_Semantic_Collapse Note: This is a work …[read more]
Is Atheism a Worldview?
If theism is a worldview, then it follows epistemically that atheism is a worldview as it seems to me to be rather epistemologically irrational to say that one is a worldview, …[read more]
Positive claims don’t always carry a Burden of Proof
Claim: “The person making the positive claim always has the Burden of Proof!” Rating: Mixed. (It’s not that simple.) First, there are always many different types of Burden of Proof …[read more]
How to Trigger an Atheist (Part III- Lack of Belief Catism Argument)
I’m testing out a new argument with a different framework to avoid any issues with people claiming something isn’t well defined. Let me know if there are any logical issues …[read more]
