Prodigal Knight
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In the thread, genius. Where else?
Except, my little kitten, you did not defeat me.
The main argument was that Malak must have used more than two. Initially, it was he used all six. I defeated this as we don't know, whereas you kept using appeal to probability. A point would be defeated if, in fact, no viable argument can be made. No viable argument could be made on your behalf, ergo "defeated". Simple as that."Malak had six Jedi, he must've used them all/majority of. The probability is high, likely. Why not use all/majority of?"
Appeal to probability, logical fallacy (in that, your argument is already defeated). We don't know, ergo it's not fact. Basically, all I was arguing was that we don't know. Your argument was he must've used more than two. Which one is right? Oh, yeah. Mine.
WRONG!!!
Please read the dictionary if you want.
From the American Heritage Dictionary:
sev¡Per¡Pal (svr-l, svrl) KEY
ADJECTIVE:
Being of a number more than two or three but not many: several miles away.
Single; distinct: "Pshaw! said I, with an air of carelessness, three several times" (Laurence Sterne).
Respectively different; various: They parted and went their several ways. See Synonyms at distinct.
Law Relating separately to each party of a bond or note.
PRONOUN:
(used with a pl. verb)
An indefinite but small number; some or a few: Several of the workers went home sick.
From Dictionary.Com:
sev¡Eer¡Eal  /ˈsɛvərəl, ˈsɛvrəl/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[sev-er-uhl, sev-ruhl] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
¡Vadjective 1. being more than two but fewer than many in number or kind: several ways of doing it.
2. respective; individual: They went their several ways.
3. separate; different: several occasions.
4. single; particular.
5. Law. binding two or more persons who may be sued separately on a common obligation.
¡Vnoun 6. several persons or things; a few; some.
From Miriam Webster Dictionary:
b : more than two but fewer than many
As you can see my little kitten, you were wrong and I was right. I even talked about the wording of several versus couple. If you want to argue this, then you are going against the Basic (SW meaning English) Language.
Now about Probability . As you can, even though I proved Malak has used more than two Jedi, probability still works.
Example: If I said Kit Fisto vs. LOTF Luke on Geonosis. There is always 1/100 chance that Luke trips on a rock and the Kit come over and stabs him to death. Or a chance that while Luke jumps a small meteorite comes over like a projectile and kills him. No probability works, because that won't at all happen.
From Wikipedia, the first line if I may mention,
The appeal to probability is a logical fallacy, often used in conjunction with other fallacies.
Again you are wrong my little kitten.
No, but it will piss me off. As minuscule as it may be, whether it's over the internet or in real life - you did not tie me. Do not mark that as a "tie" for yourself, and claim you actually did anything of importance.I'm sorry if you feel I'm being aggressive, or whatever over something as ridiculous as this, however, I strongly disagree with it being a "tie" (mainly because it wasn't).
I'd agree to not bringing this up anymore, as this topic is way off topic at this point (not that there's anything to discuss about it anymore anyways), but final statement: No. You did not tie me, do not wildly claim you did, because *hint* you didn't.
1.) I see you ego gets in your way of thought. However, I do UNDERSTAND. Dont think I do not. I may not have tied you Advent, but I DID NOT LOSE.
2.) You are being aggresive. However you intimidation is not affecting me.
3.) Hahaha, very funny. If I didn't bring this up, you could go on thinking you won the debate right? Wrong, I don't give up...