The errors are relevant. So what if the person who mentions an error doesn’t have the capacity to deduce the relevancy? It’s still possible that someone on here will deduce the relevancy.
Your post, by contrast, as well as Bob3′s just above, are making the assumption that the only argument to be found is the one that was stated. Caledonian2 is right, and if you weren’t focused on the irrelevancy of his argument, you might have been able to find the relevancy of his point.
Granted, Caledonian2 did his best to find an argument fitting his idea, and the argument he picked isn’t necessarily relevant. He probably did this because of the scientific bias of this message board, where I myself have previously succumbed to the fear that I need to have a valid argument to back up my point, lest others attack me for not having one. But none of that diminishes the potential relevancy of his idea
The errors are relevant. So what if the person who mentions an error doesn’t have the capacity to deduce the relevancy? It’s still possible that someone on here will deduce the relevancy.
Your post, by contrast, as well as Bob3′s just above, are making the assumption that the only argument to be found is the one that was stated. Caledonian2 is right, and if you weren’t focused on the irrelevancy of his argument, you might have been able to find the relevancy of his point.
Granted, Caledonian2 did his best to find an argument fitting his idea, and the argument he picked isn’t necessarily relevant. He probably did this because of the scientific bias of this message board, where I myself have previously succumbed to the fear that I need to have a valid argument to back up my point, lest others attack me for not having one. But none of that diminishes the potential relevancy of his idea