poemranker ::Replying

ReplyTo a comment on deviant conveniences by J.B. Manning.

-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I.2 May 2004

"No, if I believed in nothing, if I did not have a soul that truely spoke to me, but consciously felt the need to attach myself to "something", that something would be an affirmation not a denial of my flesh and blood desires."

Look at yourself, my boy. Look what you've become. Here is the form of your argument:

PROOFE THAT P:

1. I believe that P.
2. For if not-P, I would not believe that P.
3. Therefore if I believe that P, P.
4. Therefore P.
5. Q.E.D.

Which is so badly lodged in its own codswallop that the Mayor has commissioned a special Unbuncombe Brigade to destroy it before it becomes so swollen that it blocks out the sun.