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]

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]

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]

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]

Most activist groups that go against the status quo have something they say that just instills oneself with that cringe feeling all over your body. Creationists have the question “If …[read more]

Argument: Atheism, Theism and Agnosticism: Semiotic Square of Opposition and Semantic Collapse   Reviewed by mathematician Josh Garver.  Note: This is a work in progress. Fair and honest critiquing is …[read more]

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]

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]

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]

How to Trigger Atheists (Part II) Another interesting thing that I found that triggers lack of belief atheists is when you point out they have an inconsistent logical system. That …[read more]