The more things change, the more they stay the same. Either more things change or more things stay the same. It cannot be both. Technically, everything changes but whatever. <>
When you get chills up your spine, when you forgot your mother is coming to dinner, when you fart in the dark, when you this & when you that Damn. Can't you people make a full frigging sentence. <>
Yes. In the com-position of a sentence you should not do so. Some palendrome (the same backwards as forwards): God's dog, race car.
logical fallacy - a fallacy which is logical. Ridiculous. logic fallacy - a fallacy of logic. Makes more sense except every fallacy is a fallacy of logic. Why can't people simply say fallacy. <>
It's a fallacy to claim that London is in France, but there's nothing illogical about the idea that London could be in France.
I would simply call it ignorance that London is in France. There is nothing logical or illogical about the idea that London is in France, it is plain and simple incorrect statement. Yes, false statements can also be categorised as fallacy but it is generally associated with faulty reasoning.
My dictionary defines "fallacy" as "A misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning", so maybe a fallacy is technically a failure of logic after all. Reasoning is supposed to be logical, I suppose.
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