It seems you can’t go a day when someone mentions either the word ‘belief’ or ‘knowledge’ that someone else isn’t going to flex their expert YouTube university education and post …[read more]
Category: 3 AM Philosophy
How to attack an argument…start by don’t be an idiot.
How intelligent people attack an argument: 1) Look for flaws in the logic. Example: Other day I commuted the “fallacy of four terms” and someone noted it and I immediately …[read more]
The only thing we can safely say about babies and rocks are that they are nontheist:
The only thing we can safely say about babies and rocks are that they are nontheist without incurring excessive baggage: A V ~A which means A or NOT …[read more]
PROOF: weak atheism= agnostism = weak theism
Seeking to show that if a weak atheist justifies self-identifying as an atheist, the same reasoning can be used to show that a weak atheist can be justified to self-identity …[read more]
My take on Street Epistomology
HI Anthony, Thanks for your invites to the FB groups…most certainly will join. Just in case you don’t remember this is Steve McRae the owner of the Great Debate Community …[read more]
How someone should go about in science attacking a premise, conjecture, idea, hypothesis, or theory:
How someone should go about in science attacking a premise, conjecture, idea, hypothesis, or theory: 1) Recognize the level of the thing you are trying to disprove or falsify. A …[read more]
The problem of not believing
The problem of not believing Recently there seem to be a small, but notable uptick, in the number of people telling me that they do not believe that I exist. …[read more]
The principle of attribution and retraction
The principle of attribution and retraction Recently Ozy was explaining the concept of attribution and retraction in relations to belief and knowledge and I wanted to expound upon that …[read more]
Atheists and the Burden of Proof
For people who haven’t seen my video from long ago on burden of proof, scientific consensus and why the burden of proof for science is not the same as an …[read more]
Second Hangout on Chap 2. Russell. The Problems of Philosophy
Russell’s reasons why “there is no reason whatever to suppose that it is true [that] the whole of life is a dream, in which we ourselves create all the objects …[read more]
