The Man said:
My assertions have everything to do with your “argument”
Not even close, as clearly demonstrated in
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5813673&postcount=9424 (you ignored {}, and arbitrarily started at {x}, which clearly demonstrates your shallow reasoning about this fine subject).
Here is a concrete example of your shallow reasoning about this fine subject:
The Man said:
A zero dimensional space would have just one point and again you could label that whatever you want.
and we clearly see that {} is ignored by your shallow reasoning.
Furthermore, your shallow reasoning can’t get
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5816833&postcount=9438 and /or
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5816889&postcount=9439.
The Man said:
The “limits” you’re referring to, particularly considering your expressed and apprent distain for, well, limits.
There are limits, but they can’t be reached by infinitely many “steps”.
The Man said:
Since when does a direct self-contradiction like “belongs to AND does not belong to” in any way constitute a “consistent argument”
Since Non-locality is considered in addition to Locality (such that there is an OR connective betwwen these concepts under a one framework).
The Man said:
Exactly what you should be doing Doron, aggressively and critically attacking and questioning your own notions and assertions.
I am doing it all the time. On the contrary you are so afraid to touch, re-research, re-consider anything that does fit to your local-only reasoning, which was wrong even 2,300 years ago.
The Man said:
I’ve gotten your argument Doron
You can’t The Man because you are using a local-only reasoning.
The Man said:
oops your using points to define your ‘spaces’ again.
Oops you do not distinguish between definition and measurement.
The Man said:
You still simply do not get that your “non-local” line is only a point in any orthogonal dimension or space.
You still do not get that, for example, an orthogonal X line w.r.t to Y line, is on and not on that Y line, which is a property that no point on Y line has.
The Man said:
No it just means that each of the concepts does not necessarily exclude the other. It in no way infers that one will not and/or can not make a choice between an action or decision they find to be logical XOR another they find to be ethical.
What a ridiculous twisted maneuver, The Man.
By your own words:
1) Ethics and Logics do not necessarily exclude each others (OR connective is sufficient enough for the linkage of Ethics with Logics under a one framework).
2) One can choose to find XOR between Logics and Ethics.
I choose (1), you choose (2), so?
The Man said:
Yes they do not restrict some action or decision from being considered both logical AND ethical. However your OM has no such "framework", based on its “non-local” ascription some action or decision could “belong to AND not belong to” something considered ethical AND logical. So your OM ethics and logic is just a dodge to posit whatever you want as being “non-locally” ethical and logical. (as this thread has clearly shown).
The Man said:
Something considered ethical does not automatically confer logic (particularly binary logic) and something being logical does not constitute it being ethical.
1) By your own words Ethics AND Logics do not necessarily exclude each others (OR connective is sufficient enough for the linkage of Ethics with Logics under a one framework).
2) Since you are using a local-only reasoning, you can’t get Non-locality.
In other words, you have no meaningful argument because Ethics\Logics linkage is based on OR connective under a one framework exactly as Non-locality\Locality linkage is based on OR connective under a one framework (Non-local AND Local is a contradiction by OM and so is Ethics AND Logics, but your local-only reasoning can’t get that).
You may claim that X Axis which is orthogonal to Y axis is both Local AND non-local w.r.t Y axis, according to OM’s reasoning.
Since all you do is local-only reasoning, you can’t get that that X Axis, which is orthogonal to Y axis, is only non-local w.r.t Y axis, exactly because it is on AND not on Y axis (which is a property that no point on Y axis has).
By your local-only reasoning you see only Locality everywhere, so iF some one uses an additional property you immediately get it as Local AND Non-local in order to satisfy your disagreement with Non-locality by forcing on OM a contradiction. But you see The Man, this shallow and aggressive attitude is a direct result of
your axiomatic disagreement with Non-locality.
The Man said:
Because they are not mutually inclusive. However ethics unfettered by logic is by definition irrational and ethics entirely constrained by logic (particularly binary logic) tends to be uncompassionate. Your OM “framework” is highly questionable and suspect both logically and ethically as are your obviously paranoid motivations and stated reasons for positing it, as you repeat in the post I just quoted from. Had you actually studied history you would have found (as I have told you already) that the imposition of a singular (generally binary) logical (with us XOR against us) and particularly ethical (good XOR bad) framework has been the hallmark of tyrants throughout the ages.
What you write is a perfect example of a person that gets things only by Black\White view, which prevents any chance of synthesis.
OM’s reasoning is based Complementary Logic, where two opposites complement each others instead of contradict each other, as clearly shown, for example in:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/16669828/EtikaE
We can’t expect much form a person that gets anything by Black\White view (which naturally prevents any foggy view of the considered subject).
Here is a concrete example form The Man’s abilitiy to grasp this fine subject:
The Man said:
Doron your notions and assertions about logic and ethics are at best uninformed, misguided and naive, at worst they are just illogical and unethical.
A shallow reply of a person that uses a shallow reasoning.
You unethical behaviour is clearly exposed here, you attack OM without any effort to first understand its foundations (as briefly shown in
http://www.scribd.com/doc/16669828/EtikaE) as clealry shown by this part:
The Man said:
Had you actually studied history you would have found (as I have told you already) that the imposition of a singular (generally binary) logical (with us XOR against us) and particularly ethical (good XOR bad) framework has been the hallmark of tyrants throughout the ages.