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Was that sarcastic or something else?  |
No--wasn't meant to be sarcastic--sorry for the confusion on that.
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Sounds interesting... I could wiki it, but I'd prefer a good source to learn about those things...
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Wiki's a good starting point--then check some of the sources listed. Any good basic text on Big Bang theory should get you started.
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I think I phrased that part wrong. I should have said: "We should strictly self-regulate our arguments against big inductive fallacies when debating."
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Define 'big inductive fallacies'. At what size do they become acceptable?
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True, unless if you'd like to argue about probability too...  |
Took that in college, too. What would you like to know?
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If some 'fallacies' in an argument make it make sense, it's either a good argument or just a bad argument,
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Wouldn't you prefer an argument without fallacies?
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Yeah I don't know physics beyond what I've displayed what I know, really... I would gladly welcome it if you could explain it to me so that I can avoid making an ignorant argument about physics...
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Pick up a beginning physics book at the school library--there's a lot more than I could cover in a post and it would be off topic for this thread.
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This must be one of the most annoying arguments for you to hear, but:
How can you assume God created the universe? Before the Big Bang, at this time, as you've been saying, we don't know and can't know what happened.
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I think I covered that with you in a PM months ago, and that belongs in one of the origins threads anyway.
