Originally posted by RJHinds
I attempted to look up flawless logic and the following is the only definition on the WWW:
[b]flawless logic isn't defined yet.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS FLAWLESS LOGIC
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=flawless%20logic
Also the following is what I found on Occam's razor:
Occam's razor (also written as Ockham's razor from Wil R FLAWLESS LOGIC, BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE ANY. CASE CLOSED.[/b]
The Instructor 😏[/b]
I see, from your totally irrelevant response, you have just simply moronically ignored everything I said in my post yet again.
Perhaps you might consider reading my post before responding to it instead of being such a jerk?
flawless logic isn't defined yet.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS FLAWLESS LOGIC
Don't be stupid. Just because something isn't defined over the net yet does not mean it doesn't exist.
Volcanoes existed just fine before they were defined on the internet. Likewise both flawless logic and flawed logic exists just fine regardless of whether either are defined on the internet.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=flawless%20logic
stupid. As if a silly dictionary like that would define something like “flawless logic”! Try entering “chess forum” in that same dictionary and you see it also doesn't define that. So this chess forum doesn't exist?
If there is an occurrence of somebodies thinking with logic that contains no error no matter how subtle, then, for that instance, that person has just had a bit of flawless logic.
And, what about pure deductive logic that contains no errors and doesn't use Occam's razor? that would be an example of flawless logic that is not probabilistic unlike flawless logic that uses Occam's razor thus is probabilistic.
So how on earth could such pure deductive logic without errors NOT be flawless logic? -answer, it IS flawless logic thus, contrary to your claim, flawless logic MUST exist!
As for the rest of your moronic post, yes, we already know that Occam’s razor is not an
irrefutable principle of logic for, as I (along with some others here) have basically been telling you time and time again, it is
not supposed to
guarantee giving you the correct hypothesis because it is
supposed to be
probabilistic. Nevertheless, it is
part of
flawless logic, specifically flawless logic for giving the most
probable hypothesis given the limited information we have available -the operative word here is “
probable“. The conclusions of this logic are probabilistic thus the conclusions can sometimes be wrong but, the logic itself is flawless because there is no alternative logic you can use which would be rational or sane logic to use for its application.
You would be a moron to reject Occam's razor. In fact, whether you like it or not, you cannot for you use Occam's razor in everyday life. The only few people that don't use it in every day life would have to be constantly extremely confused or very severely mentally disabled or both! The only time you selectively reject Occam's razor is when it conflicts with your religion.