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Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T08:16:23Z

On Jan 4, 8:42 am, Patricia Aldoraz <patricia.aldo...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Because they prefer and feel right at home "conversing" with like
minded leftist Kantian cockheads like ewe and if ewe had an honest
bone in your body ewe would admit you love it and would have it no
other way.
MG

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T07:36:05Z

On Jan 4, 8:42 am, Patricia Aldoraz <patricia.aldo...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Why are ewe talking to me ewe fucking Kantian moron?
Why dont ewe fuck off and find your like minded fuckwits like
zinnchead and Stafford and chazzzzz and mortal and Fletcher etal to
talk to, because they make the exact same noises as you?

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T07:23:50Z

Qualifying off topic utterly senseless garbage snipped, stay on
subject if you can.
There you go again, pretending that preceeding certain with the
adjective absolutely changes anything about the meaning of certain,
you still haven't even explained how the adjective axiomatic changed
the meaning of certainty.

Anti-Einsteiniana: Natural Philosophy Alliance?

2010-01-04T07:08:17Z

W. H. Newton-Smith, THE RATIONALITY OF SCIENCE, Routledge, London,
1981, p. 3: "For vewed sub specie eternitatis scientists (even
physical scientists) are a fickle lot. The history of science is a
tale of multifarious shiftings of allegiance from theory to theory.
Newtonian mechanics had its hour of flourishing with virtual universal

Re: Good Without God - What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe

2010-01-04T06:54:50Z

In article
<fa6d7cbe-4a86-4745-b576-6dfb7 e506...@c3g2000yqd.googlegroup s.com>,
It is already beginning to happen in the more civilized nations of the
world. Theist religions are fading in both membership and power in those
nations, and, with two notable exceptions, is only thriving in countries
stricken by poverty, disease, war or revolution, or other ills. Those

Re: Math should view "infinity" in the same way that Physics views infinity #268 Re: Correct Mathematics

2010-01-04T06:26:02Z

On Jan 3, 8:49 pm, Archimedes Plutonium
If it were up to you, genius, math would view "infinity" in the same
way as your own tribe Piraha:
[link]
Everett told him about the Pirahã’s limited “one,” “two,” and “many”

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T05:00:10Z

If some of the boys here settle down, it could also be an informative
one. But neither the headmaster, dorayme nor I, will reveal more than
any boy here can take. I think it is time to stop flicking ink at each
other and whatever you are all doing under the desks - is that a
rabbit I see? Zinnic, stand up straight and do up your fly you

Math should view "infinity" in the same way that Physics views infinity #268 Re: Correct Mathematics

2010-01-04T04:49:06Z

So we have Physics as the king of sciences, and where mathematics is a
byproduct of
physics of the Atom Totality. Because atoms are numerous have have
arithematic. Because
atoms have sizes and shapes we have geometry. Because the Atom
Totality has a special
waist band of the Cosmic atom of 22 subshells inside of 7 shells in

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T04:09:31Z

On Jan 3, 7:53 pm, Patricia Aldoraz <patricia.aldo...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I salute your excellent response!
This thread is the most entertainment usenet's produced in months.
Marshall

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T03:53:42Z

OK, then. I am finally sprung! I really really fall helplessy in love
with complete idiot strangers and if Jane Austen were alive, Pride and
Prejudice would have a rather different set of characters and a
different plot. <g>

Re: Good Without God - What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe

2010-01-04T02:17:04Z

On Sun, 3 Jan 2010 18:03:38 -0800 (PST), Robert Morpheal
<morph...@yahoo.com> wrote in alt.atheism:
Luckily for us, that is not what humanism is. That is a parody invented
by theists who cannot defend their own religions.

Re: Good Without God - What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe

2010-01-04T02:03:38Z

Though it is true that all manner of violence, attrocities, extremes,
and even all out wars, have been committed in the name of one or
another "God".... I dread what happens when humans make a God out of
themselves and call it "Humanism".
Robert Morpheal

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T01:49:09Z

On Jan 3, 5:44 pm, Patricia Aldoraz <patricia.aldo...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Oh, come on. We're not fooled for a minute. If you
wanted him to leave you alone you could have
stopped replying 500 messages ago. You are
totally in love with John Stafford and all the
attention he gives you. Don't even bother trying

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T01:47:17Z

What, we are into religion now? You are praying? Are you kneeling or
something odd in your "observance"?
Collaboration for you is bandying about vague waffle from one usenet
guy idiot to another. Don't stop, it is a wonder of the world.

Re: Does inductive reasoning lead to knowledge?

2010-01-04T01:44:02Z

Always the accusation and never the evidence or analysis to back
yourself up. Where did you learn these pathetic debating tricks? Go
away and leave me alone.