So you deny your confirmation bias? This whole pages long diatribe was built on the foundation of a logical fallacy. I take L’s a lot, it’s okay for you to take one. Unusual that you fell into a logical fallacy trap but as you know, you ruined any standing you had when you took that approach. Confi...

I’m someone who makes a living in education. I’ve taught in some of the most middling schools in front of countless average minds. I make just north of half six figures evaluating if people learn or don’t learn, so I have plenty of understanding on this and should be trusted. No one is learning any...

So you deny your confirmation bias? This whole pages long diatribe was built on the foundation of a logical fallacy. I take L’s a lot, it’s okay for you to take one. Unusual that you fell into a logical fallacy trap but as you know, you ruined any standing you had when you took that approach. Debat...

Can anyone who has recently been to both places opine on how GE and Wegman’s do compare price-wise? I haven't been in a Wegman’s in decades. One opened in Binghamton NY in the last couple years my late bum father lived there, and he took me there a couple times during my visits. That was probably 30...

Don’t be so mad that your confirmation bias clouded your view. After all, in a court of law, if it was pointed out you argued using a logical fallacy it’s an automatic win. Here's a three-hour long podcast from über-reliable and unbiased source Wendy Bell that clearly explains how the NYT is fake n...

I’m going to ignore all your trolling because you used the wrong “they’re.” Obviously a sign of an ignoramus.

STOP BEING PEDANTIC!

Sheesh.

First time I’ve ever seen Harvard and Columbia referred to as “crapholes”. This thread keeps on giving. There the only universities packed so full of terrorist sympathizers and their moronic supporters/enablers that they've had multiple lawsuits filed against them (Columbia three and Harvard two, s...

Please, anyone who trusts that biased source is also dumb enough to have to read everything out loud.

Cranberry is certainly not Pittsburgh area. Not even close. Like who would willingly drive out of their way to Cranberry to go to a grocery store?

*raises hand*

Are you disputing their reporting that Alito flew that flag in his NJ beach house?

So they made it up?

Christ almighty, are you deaf? No rational person could ever believe something from that "source."

Please. Anyone who would trust anything the biased NYT would say on anything is obviously dumber than a bucket of s**t.

The difference, Brainiac, is the Times article is news reporting not an opinion piece. It was established in the LPG days, I think by EPP, that we wouldn't post editorials/opinion pieces ITT but you do that constantly. https://archive.ph/RVXcb Please, any "news" from a biased source is going to be ...

Harriet Miers would have been a way better choice https://twitter.com/jodikantor/status/1793384127573450887?s=46 Seriously? An article from the biased lefty New York Times. Come on man, try posting something that isn't from an organization that makes it plain as day that it has a strong bias toward...

Buddy. It’s a libertarian Think Tank backed by the Koch brothers. Think Tank workers put out work that aligns with their backers because they get paid well to do it. I know you like it because it aligns with your views (which seem more warped by the day) but it’s pretty easy to dismiss an opinion p...

I don't get it, is the premise here that we're not supposed to dismiss arguments/viewpoints from biased sources? You certainly can if the arguments/viewpoints are themselves incorrect or biased on the merits, and you can say how and why. But the mere fact that a source is, in your opinion, biased o...

I suggest touching grass every so often. It’s nice.

Telling someone to "touch grass" is also a fallacy in that it does not respond to the merits of what someone is saying.

If any of you are wondering if I do this in real life, I've cited Logic for Lawyers : A Guide to Clear Legal Thinking by the late Hon. Ruggero J. Aldisert in more than half a dozen cases, and there have been several cases where I filed briefs where I set out categorical syllogisms to show the argume...

Is this where I say I’m rubber and you’re glue? Because you’re using the same terrible arguing you dismissed me for. How so? You dismissed a book out of hand because it was published by an organization that you assert is biased (genetic fallacy) and was co-founded by one of the Koch brothers (assoc...

Come on man. I know you understand what a good source is. From the first line of what the Cato Institute describes itself as being it makes it plain as day that there is a strong bias towards a certain way of approaching things. Add in that the Koch brothers helped found and back it and you have so...

In a normal country, this would be grounds for immediate disqualification of a candidate You mean like, officially, or just that no one should vote for that person? As quoted in this AP article, the Trump campaign says they didn't make the video: “This was not a campaign video, it was created by a ...

Malört does offer packs of airplane bottles. That's what I bought last year in Chicago. I still have one left. It starts off with a bit of hoppy bitterness, with a bit of that sort of piney/citrus flavor, but any citrus notes quickly fade into a nearly pure bitterness. There's not the slightest hint...

Phooey. I root for maximum Oilers futility.

I hope the Stars give them a waffle stomping.