Comments by "pugetwitch" (@Pugetwitch) on "The Illusion of Truth" video.

  1. It makes me ask for citations I want to see who wrote the journal that was peer-reviewed along with any other root source work.
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  2. ​ @zombievac 100%. Maybe that's why I got a 4.0 and logic consistently because I question everything and I always pull from the opposing position, aka I'm known as a devil's advocate, one of my friends calls me a contrarian. And I'm not trying to do it to be argumentative, it's because I'm searching for alternative reasons. I teach my kids to do that when we're in the car, when people are driving like jerks tailing us, I moved to the slow lane until my kids we've got to let them pass cuz we don't know what's going on. They have their own lives and although it's upsetting to us, it's far more likely that they are Way more upset about something that has absolutely nothing to do with us. No use in freezeing your jeans once they first get wet, just shake them off and let em dry.😂 Here and they said autistic people don't understand metaphors or puns😂😂😂
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  3. Why would I think that when I already know that chickens don't have an average body temperature? You have already committed your first logical fallacy😂 each viewer has a different lived experience which frames interpretation. combine that with the ability to think critically and a bit of a priori knowledge of a topic, it's not that easy to fall into fallacy when operating under the assumption that people don't share the same knowledge that.
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  4. Now if you want to get specific we can start talking about which type of chicken, what the chicken is doing, wear the chicken is being raised, it's proximity to other chickens, it's size it's plumage, lol I love referencing chicken plumage😢 But yeah, it's quite varied, it's not a huge range but it's not just one set-based temperature
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  5. A better example would be an average fully adult male bantam or something quite specific like that.
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