in fact, spouting fallacy without stating what it is or how it applies is an ad hominem fallacy

or a red herring

Yes true, but having to justify it to people that don't understand it is a waste of time

Due to the stupid school that I am at, they don't have much for coding. If you get a shot of working at the Computer Help Desk, you get to learn some code.

It's called "The Fallacy Fallacy"

so im taking a class, that lets me know what colleges to got to, andwhat to do in college to do what i want to

im pretty sure i understand fallacies, having taken a critical thinking class

Yes, and?

I'm at one of the better high schools in New York, so there's a bit of everything

so just saying i dont understand them and it's not worth justifying it is demonstrably false

so point it out

*even gender studies*

lol

1 person who I wasn't pointing the Fallacy at doesn't matter?

And tbh, Gender studies is on the same level as Art

soo

Lucky. I am stuck in Missouri, so I have not many schools around me for coding or Computer Science.

do people value art, Mala?

yes^

Employers don't

How are the tornadoes mimikyu?

but do people value it?

I haven't seen one in about a year or so.

*people*

is there a market

what do u think museums are fucking for?

There isn't a market unless a person creates a market

buyers make the market

and with just an Arts degree, the creation of a market is near impossible

obviously

and then that market becomes useless without anyone filling the market

well that's why most art degrees are permissions based at more prestigious colleges

Art is a great way to express. Just because someone isn't working for progress doesn't mean it's bad.

so that somebody good at art can learn more about it

after passing muster of course

~~I can't create art. It is always shit.~~

Also do note.

and start selling shti

Same mimikyu

It really depends on how the individual plans to use it.

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