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2019-08-17 21:30:57 UTC

What is the oxford dictionary definition for misguided

2019-08-17 21:31:49 UTC

`Having or showing faulty judgement or reasoning.`

2019-08-17 21:31:54 UTC

Correct

2019-08-17 21:32:00 UTC

Does the imply subjectivity?

2019-08-17 21:32:25 UTC

judgement is subjective

2019-08-17 21:32:41 UTC

What's the definition of judgement

2019-08-17 21:33:01 UTC

An opinion or conclusion.

2019-08-17 21:33:15 UTC

Is that the oxford dictionary conclusion?

2019-08-17 21:33:28 UTC

'The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.'

2019-08-17 21:33:29 UTC

for the count noun, yes

2019-08-17 21:34:35 UTC

The mass noun would be correct for usage, the example provided showcases this: 'โ€˜an error of judgementโ€™

2019-08-17 21:34:47 UTC

which is subjective

2019-08-17 21:34:50 UTC

either way lol

2019-08-17 21:35:11 UTC

some judgements *can be* objective

2019-08-17 21:35:15 UTC

Right

2019-08-17 21:35:32 UTC

Regardless, my case works in the case of 'reasoning'

2019-08-17 21:35:45 UTC

many people would come to the conclusion that not all religious people are brainwashed

2019-08-17 21:35:51 UTC

therefore it is not objective

2019-08-17 21:36:07 UTC

1 + 1 = 2 is subjective, opinion is not relevant

2019-08-17 21:36:09 UTC

for example

2019-08-17 21:36:24 UTC

Depends on what the terms can be extrapolated to mean

2019-08-17 21:36:26 UTC

so, it is an opinion of individuals that religious people are brainwashed

2019-08-17 21:36:38 UTC

not an objective fact

2019-08-17 21:36:58 UTC

in order for that to be objective, you'd need to disprove the existence of a creator without a reasonable doubt

2019-08-17 21:37:20 UTC

misguided is, in my opinion, a more appropriate word

2019-08-17 21:38:15 UTC

Yes but to the extent towards the right facts are deployed it can be stated that those who are worshipping gods are making an error of judgement as they believe that there is fact showcasing the existence of god when there isn't fact to show that this fact is linked to the existence of god.

2019-08-17 21:38:18 UTC

And no

2019-08-17 21:38:23 UTC

That's not how the burden of proof works

2019-08-17 21:38:46 UTC

neither side can prove or disprove

2019-08-17 21:38:55 UTC

Which is why I never claim god doesn't exist

2019-08-17 21:38:59 UTC

there really is no possibility of a burden of proof

2019-08-17 21:39:13 UTC

you're entitled to your opinion ๐Ÿ˜‰

2019-08-17 21:39:24 UTC

Why so?

2019-08-17 21:40:00 UTC

because neither side has the ability to prove their side or disprove the other side

2019-08-17 21:40:09 UTC

Why do they lack this ability?

2019-08-17 21:40:12 UTC

it's not a worthwhile argument to have

2019-08-17 21:40:19 UTC

What makes it not worthwhile?

2019-08-17 21:40:20 UTC

I claim it is misguided; 'an error of judgement' to assume that there are facts pointing towards the objective existence of god, worshipping is an act derived from belief in the conditioned existence of god, I question why people should be conditioned to such a belief?

2019-08-17 21:40:24 UTC

prove to me that God doesn't exist

2019-08-17 21:40:33 UTC

you can't, just like I can't prove that He does

2019-08-17 21:40:35 UTC

I can't because I lack the evidence

2019-08-17 21:40:40 UTC

not because I lack the ability

2019-08-17 21:40:47 UTC

I have the tools to do so

2019-08-17 21:41:00 UTC

no evidence = no ability to disprove

2019-08-17 21:41:15 UTC

In the same way you can't disprove the tooth fairy, but I suppose this is another opinion.

2019-08-17 21:41:19 UTC

do you, though? Nobody has disproven the existence of God

2019-08-17 21:41:47 UTC

You might

2019-08-17 21:41:50 UTC

you might not

2019-08-17 21:41:52 UTC

๐Ÿคท

2019-08-17 21:42:05 UTC

Well they have disproved the Abrahamic god's capacity for all-power, all-knowledge, all-mercy

2019-08-17 21:42:31 UTC

with respect, that's word salad lol

2019-08-17 21:42:36 UTC

I assume you're familiar with the 'god can't create a rock that he can't move'

Thereโ€™s no evidence either way, so the logical assumption is to assume the negative as the negative side is passive. The active side has the burden of proof.

2019-08-17 21:42:44 UTC

Right

2019-08-17 21:42:56 UTC

And the passive side is that we don't know and shouldn't take it as fact, so it isn't worthy of humouring

2019-08-17 21:43:10 UTC

Otherwise we'd pray to every magical being ever, do every irrational thing ever.

2019-08-17 21:43:12 UTC

in a traditional argument, absolutely

2019-08-17 21:43:22 UTC

this is a discussion about the existence of a deity lol

2019-08-17 21:43:25 UTC

So?

The main issue with the existence of god is that itโ€™s a spiritualistic argument. So the most logical position is agnosticism

2019-08-17 21:43:47 UTC

Should I disregard every 'traditional argument' because it regards X thing I believe to be greater than the rest of NOT X things?

Most atheists in practice are agnostics who assume the negative rather than default

2019-08-17 21:44:22 UTC

that's what I was trying to get at, thank you @wiping account (DM for more info

2019-08-17 21:44:27 UTC

it's a pointless discussion

2019-08-17 21:44:27 UTC

Yes, I never claim to disprove god...

2019-08-17 21:44:39 UTC

no offense Romerlin :P

2019-08-17 21:44:50 UTC

Don't try to weasle out big boi

Itโ€™s only pointless when both already realize that god canโ€™t be proven

2019-08-17 21:44:59 UTC

I claim to argue that worshipping god is ubsurd

Because it canโ€™t be proven right?

2019-08-17 21:45:35 UTC

Yes, it can't be proven or empirically shown so why should it be humoured?

2019-08-17 21:45:52 UTC

if something can be neither proven or disproven, it follows that any assessment should be treated as an opinion

2019-08-17 21:46:06 UTC

until absolute evidence is found to back up either side

2019-08-17 21:46:42 UTC

Then I suppose I'm of the opinion that all Christians are brainwashed and the tooth fairy is sucking my dick on Tuesday. Perhaps I can point towards the sins of christian society?

2019-08-17 21:47:14 UTC

Every society has sins, that'd be a waste of typing

2019-08-17 21:47:23 UTC

Then why do the same of any idea?

2019-08-17 21:47:28 UTC

some worse than others, a few horrendously worse

2019-08-17 21:47:36 UTC

Why do the same for state socialists or even statism?

2019-08-17 21:47:48 UTC

May I direct your attention to my PFP

2019-08-17 21:47:56 UTC

Okay..?

2019-08-17 21:48:00 UTC

That doesn't answer my question

2019-08-17 21:48:07 UTC

I reject the state

2019-08-17 21:48:12 UTC

Why should you?

2019-08-17 21:48:18 UTC

if you can't point towards what they've done wrong?

2019-08-17 21:48:23 UTC

it's an inherently violent institution

2019-08-17 21:48:28 UTC

and I am not a violent person :P

2019-08-17 21:48:31 UTC

you can't do that, that'd be a waste of typing

2019-08-17 21:48:35 UTC

'every society has sins'

2019-08-17 21:48:52 UTC

yes, because they are made up of flawed individuals

2019-08-17 21:49:09 UTC

Oh really? That's rich, but that's just your opinion right?

2019-08-17 21:49:15 UTC

allowing a handful of the worst of those flawed individuals have authority over others is a travesty

2019-08-17 21:49:41 UTC

yes, it's absolutely my opinion

2019-08-17 21:49:59 UTC

I suppose it's all just opinion in the end, it's not like we can logically derive our course of action from our goals and have them be objectively true for said set of goals? Nah just opinion.

2019-08-17 21:50:11 UTC

most things are subjective, yes indeed

2019-08-17 21:50:24 UTC

**we can logically derive our course of action from our goals and have them be objectively true for said set of goals**

2019-08-17 21:51:50 UTC

that's not objective though, it's specific to each individual's goals

2019-08-17 21:52:01 UTC

It's an objective way of attaining ones goals..

2019-08-17 21:52:14 UTC

Logic is a way of constructing truth conserving statements

2019-08-17 21:52:20 UTC

but it's not, because someone else may achieve the same goal in a different way

2019-08-17 21:52:34 UTC

Then there are multiple solutions, yet the contrary cannot be the case

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