Talk about missing the mark.Logik wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 8:17 amYou are an nit-picking idiot who constantly misses the forest for the trees.Age wrote: ↑Sun Feb 24, 2019 1:42 amNow this one of the more ridiculous statements that you have made. Jane, by definition, is NOT human, and nor is John.
The premises of an argument have to be true for it to be a sound valid argument. Both of your premises are NOT true.
You are NEVER going to convince ALL with unsound reasoning like this.
By the way, ALL do NOT need convincing anyway. They just need to be SHOWN what the Truth IS. Just like I have done here.
John is hungry.
Jane is hungry.
John is Jane.
The word 'john' is just a name or label placed onto some thing. The goes for the name/label 'jane' also.
The name or label 'john' is NOT a human being, and neither is the name/label 'jane'.
A 'human being' IS a 'human being'.
Did you MISS that obvious "tree" while you were busy concentrating on the "forest".
You BELIEVED you were right BEFORE you actually LOOKED AT every (single) thing.
If you Truly WANT TO BE Truly consistent, then you have to do some, what you would call, "nit-picking".
'John' is also neither hungry, just like 'jane' is never hungry also. Place names, themselves, like 'john' and 'jane' do NOT feel things like hunger. It is impossible for names to have feelings. But human beings with the names/labels like 'john' and/or 'jane' may at times feel hungry.
By the way the exact same name or label like 'john' and like 'jane' are placed onto SEPARATE 'human beings'.
Therefore, one does NOT = one.
By definition, 'one' is NOT the same as the 'other one'.
Like I have said; The premises of an argument have to be true, if you want to be taken seriously.
YOUR premises were NEVER true to start with.