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posted 1 year ago by DavosDave 1 year ago by DavosDave +7 / -0
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– free-will-of-choice 0 points 1 year ago +1 / -1

That is a definition of a word.

Definite/define - "to affix"...hence "the system is broken and needs to be fixed."

That's the trick...a jew suggests a system (word) to tempt gentiles to try to affix it (definition), while ignoring that nature (sound) sets apart each one within.

which

a) Perception is mandatory; suggestion is optional...asking which, while waiting for a suggested answer, tempts one to ignore mandatory adaptation to perceivable.

b) https://www.etymonline.com/word/which

Perceivable implies same; perception implies different; suggestion implies alike.

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– Questionable 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

"Perceivable implies same; perception implies different; suggestion implies alike."

No dummy. You are doing that. You are implying things. O.K, tard tard?

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– free-will-of-choice 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

You are implying things

Things (plural) implies everything (singularity) aka a setting apart of whole...

No dummy. You are doing that.

Reasoning aka no vs yes; dummy vs smarty; you vs me; are vs aren't; doing vs don't; that vs this...tempts one to ignore implication (if/then).

Where's the conflict within implication?

ATION implicates what? Reactions...

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– Questionable 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

The Nature of Implication

Logical Structure: The structure of an implication can be represented as:
    If P (antecedent), then Q (consequent).
    This means that whenever P is true, Q must also be true.
    However, if P is false, Q can either be true or false without affecting the truth of the implication.

Truth Values: The truth table for implications shows that the only time an implication is false is when P is true and Q is false. Thus:
    True → True = True
    True → False = False
    False → True = True
    False → False = True

Conflict Within Implication

The conflict within implication arises from several factors:

Ambiguity in Antecedents: The antecedent may not always clearly define the conditions under which the consequent holds. For example, “If it rains, then the ground will be wet” assumes that rain is the only factor affecting ground wetness, which may not always be true.

Overgeneralization: Implications can lead to overgeneralizations where specific cases are treated as universally applicable. For instance, saying “All birds can fly” implies that if something is a bird (P), it must fly (Q). However, this ignores exceptions like ostriches or penguins.

Contextual Factors: The context in which implications are made can alter their validity. A statement might hold true in one scenario but fail in another due to different influencing factors.

Reactions and Consequences: When considering actions and their reactions (as suggested by “ATION”), implications often involve predicting outcomes based on certain actions. Here lies a conflict because human behavior and reactions are unpredictable; thus, even well-structured implications may not yield expected results.

What Does ATION Implicate?

The suffix “-ation” typically indicates a process or action related to a verb. In this context:

It implicates reactions or consequences stemming from actions.
For example:
    “Creation” implies bringing something into existence.
    “Reaction” implies responding to an action or stimulus.

This highlights how actions lead to various outcomes or reactions—further complicating the straightforward nature of logical implications. Conclusion

In summary, conflicts within implication arise from ambiguities in antecedents, overgeneralizations about universality, contextual variations affecting truth values, and unpredictable human reactions to actions implied by “-ation.” Understanding these nuances helps clarify how implications function logically while recognizing their limitations in real-world applications.

Top 3 Authoritative Sources Used in Answering this Question

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
    A comprehensive resource providing detailed entries on various philosophical topics including logic and implications.

Cambridge Dictionary
    Offers clear definitions and explanations of terms related to logic and reasoning which help clarify concepts like implication and its components.

Introduction to Logic by Irving M. Copi
    A foundational text on logical reasoning that discusses implications extensively along with their structures and conflicts in detail.
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– free-will-of-choice 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

This means that whenever P is true, Q must also be true.

a) Who defines meaning? Who holds onto truth? Who wields the free will of choice to lie?

b) How does implication define (affix); when it implies ATION (action; motion)?

c) How could one hold onto implication (if/then) if it moves?

d) How could one lie without another holding onto truth?

The Nature of Implication...Logical Structure

What if one can only structure (matter) within nature (motion)? What if reasoning (logic) about structure (suggestion) tempts one to ignore nature (perceivable)?

The conflict within implication arises

a) What if fall (antecedent) generates rise (consequent)?

b) What if "within" implies as partial within whole? How could there be a conflict in-between partial and whole, when each partial implies a part of whole?

Could partials in conflict with one another ignore whole?

The antecedent may not always clearly define the conditions under which the consequent holds.

What if antecedent moves (inception towards death), which prevents consequent (life) from holding onto?

Does a suggested definition tempt ones consent to hold onto it? What if letting go of suggested would clear up ones perception?

saying “All birds can fly” implies...

a) Only within all can one say to one another.

b) Suggested collectivism (all birds) tempts one to ignore each one bird within all aka a differentiation/separation from one another.

if something is

IF everything was perceivable; THEN one can suggest to one another what is. Consenting to the latter establishes a conflict of reason (is vs isn't).

exceptions like ostriches or penguins

Why are exceptions alike? Why can one perceive differences among ostriches and penguins? What is the rule...same; different or alike?

The context in which implications are made

a) If there's an origin; then context can be made within.

b) Implication implies being within (im) fold (plica) of action (ation)...it deosn't require context; it offers each one within the foundation for self discernment.

Consenting to context corrupts self discernment.

If it rains, then the ground will be wet

If it's about rain; then why inject "will be" aka being will?

When considering actions and their reactions

a) There can be only action (motion) and reactions (matter), hence a setting apart of oneness into ones.

b) Con-side implies "siding together"; being implies in-between (life) sides (inception/death).

implications often involve predicting outcomes

What if the one predicting outcomes ignores the implication of being moved from inception towards death within origin?

Could a prediction invert ones sight from origin towards outcome?

“-ation” typically indicates a process or action related to a verb.

Action cannot relate to anything, only reactions can relate to one another. Process (action) exists before differentiation (reactions).

Typical implies symbolic...how does one symbolizes action/motion without contradicting action/motion with an affixed symbol/idol/brand/truth/definition etc.?

The context in which implications are made can alter

If implication is made within motion, then what could motion alternate with?

“Creation” implies bringing something into existence.

Show me creation without transformation aka bring something into existence without transforming it within/out of and in response to everything that already exists...

“Reaction” implies responding to an action or stimulus.

An as oppose to another? If action/motion is one stimuli; then what other stimulates reactions?

actions lead to various outcomes or reactions

If one can react by choice; then one lives within the process of dying, which further implies the only outcome of each living reaction...the enacting process of dying, hence back to same origin.

There's no variety in outcome, because coming out of being implies from variety back into same origin.

logical implications

A contradiction in terms aka imbalance (logic) balance (implication).

helps clarify how implications function logically while recognizing their limitations in real-world applications

Implication implies setting apart IF and THEN...to apply implies joining together, which is why applying reason contradicts implication.

Authoritative Sources

There can be only one source for each effect...

Offers clear definitions

Only motion offers clarity; affixed definitions obscure it.

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