2026-09-11 04:16 UTC
I mean you’re the one disagreeing with most of the field
Appeal to popularity.
without actual proof
Can you prove anything in philosophy? I mean, it’s proved to the best it can be. You of course, have to agree to some unprovable assumptions: like, “objective reality exists,” and that a physical theory should be logically consistent, so on and so forth. I cannot prove those to you.
There are multiple points where you outright dismiss contrary views without reason besides “I don’t like it therefore its stupid and wrong.”
Yet you don’t point to one of them where I said that. The quotation is literally a fabrication.
I am hoping for someone to either point out a mistake in my reasoning, or give a stronger argument for the opposing side.
But, of course, if you don’t even understand the mathematics enough to know what I am talking about, the best you can do is resort to personal attacks and appeals to popularity, or fabricate quotes to lie about what I said.
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@4am@lemmy.zip 2026-09-11 05:32
Appeal to popularity. LOL peer review is not a popularity contest. This know-it-all debate pervertry merely enhances the premise of the criticism you’ve received. Stop dancing around it and tell us what possibly falsifiable evidence you have to back up your positions