Mikel
Premium Member
This is the same with me. I am consistently sub-20 and I only know ~20 OLLs. This is due to the fact that I practice solving a lot, and I haven't spent as much time memorizing algorithms.I'm a 3LLL and I'm sub-20...
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This is the same with me. I am consistently sub-20 and I only know ~20 OLLs. This is due to the fact that I practice solving a lot, and I haven't spent as much time memorizing algorithms.I'm a 3LLL and I'm sub-20...
I agree with what everyone has said up to this point (yes, even you Kir)
If you did that more often people would make fun of you less.
Just so you realize, I get far more people who message me and say that they think I am right about our arguments then those who think I am wrong.
You may "win" in the eyes of those who don't understand logic, but that doesn't make you correct or right, it just means that people don't realize that what you are saying is illogical or, more often then not using an Ad Hominem fallacy argument.
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Assumes that the people who message you are people who thoroughly understand logic. Or we can say the claim that people messaging their opinions have no weight in terms of assessing the "winner" of your arguments.
Long story short, please don't try to fight Kir. It's kind of pointless.
I have no desire to be popular or liked by you Kir, all I care about is making sure that I truth prevails and that I help as many people as I can.
Just so you realize, I get far more people who message me and say that they think I am right about our arguments then those who think I am wrong.
You may "win" in the eyes of those who don't understand logic, but that doesn't make you correct or right, it just means that people don't realize that what you are saying is illogical or, more often then not using an Ad Hominem fallacy argument.
Put the two of us before a group of rhetoricians or people who are old enough/ educated enough to understand a logical syllogism and I win 9 times out of 10
I would say the fact that they understand the arguments I make which ARE logically sound shows that they DO understand logic. Also if a "winner" in this forum is a person who is generally accepted to be right and I have had a great deal of people say I am right then how am I wrong here? (This is a logical syllogism btw, Major premise: a winner is someone who is generally accepted as right, Minor Premise: I have more people who agree with me than those who dont' Conclusion: I am the winner)Now I realize that in fact more people may actually disagree with me than agree, but that only makes Kir winner because people are not understanding the logic and are being swayed by the personal attacks he makes on me.
I recommend that you avoid logic. Your progression of thought has major holes. I'm not going to voluntarily debate with you. If you really want debate, I will post more about the errors in your thought progression. Otherwise, I will leave you alone.
Anyway, my advice still stands. Please don't fight with Kir. He is more knowledgeable than the two of us combined. The way he phrases things can be jarring. Just focus on his content. Your advice to younger cubers is very thorough and you have great intentions. I think you should just stick to that instead of arguing with Kir. From an objective perspective, you will most likely "lose" all the fights you pick with him.
I truth
That must mean that you are right!!!!!
You should come on IRC sometime and see if you get the same kind of reception.
You lie a lot of the time.
Claiming you have 'won' does not make you the 'winnner'. I am clearly more knowledgeable than you.
I recommend that you avoid logic. Your progression of thought has major holes. I'm not going to voluntarily debate with you. If you really want debate, I will post more about the errors in your thought progression. Otherwise, I will leave you alone.
Anyway, my advice still stands. Please don't fight with Kir. He is more knowledgeable than the two of us combined. The way he phrases things can be jarring. Just focus on his content. Your advice to younger cubers is very thorough and you have great intentions. I think you should just stick to that instead of arguing with Kir. From an objective perspective, you will most likely "lose" all the fights you pick with him.
I AM COLOR NEUTRAL, YOU ARE NOT, I HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH ACTUALLY SWITCHING SUCCESSFULLY, YOU DO NOT.
Also, Kir knows a lot in terms of number of things, BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN HE IS ALWAYS RIGHT NOR DOES IT NECESSARILY MEAN HE KNOWS A LOT ABOUT SPEFIC AND LEARNED KNOWLEDGE SUCH AS COLOR NEUTRALITY
I switched to CN with CFOP when I was 16sec. I'm now 13sec.
But, I do.
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Major premise: a winner is someone who is generally accepted as right, Minor Premise: I have more people who agree with me than those who dont' Conclusion: I am the winner)Now I realize that in fact more people may actually disagree with me than agree, but that only makes Kir winner because people are not understanding the logic and are being swayed by the personal attacks he makes on me.
This is the cause of this.I agree with what everyone has said up to this point (yes, even you Kir)
Let us first start with the wonderful Ad Hominem that Kir has been asking for so feverrently OH wait!!! He gave me one right here in this very forum:
Now this is one of his more subtle comments since he didn't actually claim anything here,**Rants about how he can't accept that he made a typo which juxtaposes "I" and "Truth"
THIS IS COMPLETELY ILLOGICAL. Just because a person makes a typo does not mean that their claims in the surrounding paragraphs are incorrect. What he tried to do here was employ a logical falacy i.e. a statement which is inherently flawed in its logic and therefore not valid, in order to assert a claim i.e. that I was wrong about the things I said in this paragraph he quoted. Kir loves to do this and has done this in almost every argument we have ever had, when he does this, his claims are almost always INCORRECT. ANy statement made to degrade the character of your opponent is IRRELEVANT and if done to assert a claim is ILLOGICAL.
Again, just because people may think you are right do to your illogical fallacies does not mean you are right.
LIE?!!! Show me a single time that I have lied Kir:
lie1 [lahy] Show IPA noun, verb, lied, ly·ing.
noun
1.
a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood.
2.
something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture: His flashy car was a lie that deceived no one.
3.
an inaccurate or false statement.
4.
the charge or accusation of lying: He flung the lie back at his accusers.
Lies must be false statements made with intention, if not then it is called being incorrect, not lies
What your describe here Kir:
Is neither a lie or an incidence of incorrectness, it is a unfulfilled request due to a lack of a desire one one the requestee to enter into a conflict.
I AM COLOR NEUTRAL, YOU ARE NOT, I HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH ACTUALLY SWITCHING SUCCESSFULLY, YOU DO NOT.
Wow, all I can say is no, you are wrong here, please read my long post and I would love to here my flaws here. Just so everyone knows, I am a Rhetoric and education major at the University of California Berkeley, arguably the best public school in the world and I excel in my coursework. I am not making these statements without grounds or pulling them out of thin air, I could GUARANTEE that all of my professors, who are at the top of their field in Logic and Rhetoric would agree with what I have said as far as I meant it to go. I have literally written papers on the logical syllogism and I am certain I understand them. Please do not take my words here lightly.
You may "win" in the eyes of those who don't understand logic, but that doesn't make you correct or right, it just means that people don't realize that what you are saying is illogical
I get far more people who message me and say that they think I am right about our arguments then those who think I am wrong. You may "win" in the eyes of those who don't understand logic, but that doesn't make you correct or right, it just means that people don't realize that what you are saying is illogical or, more often then not using an Ad Hominem fallacy argument.
whut?Again, just because people may think you are right do to your illogical fallacies does not mean you are right.
The major problem is: you have an inadequate definition of "generally accepted as right". Just because more people have messaged you saying that they "think" you are right does not mean that you are right. This is because their opinions do not constitute the "general". They are not an accurate representation of "general".
By your logic...
Major Premise: Whether something is good or not depends on what the "general public" tells you.
Minor Premise: You have more people informing you than not that arson is the best.
Conclusion: Arson is the best.
The logic appears "strong" However, you cannot start with a fatal assumption. Your "perceived general public" is not really the general public. The conclusions you can draw can turn quite crazy. Obviously, the group of people who think arson is the best does not represent general public sentiment. I'm not trying to offend you or anything. Just pointing out that your reasoning is a bit of a stretch.
You have great intentions and your interest in helping others is very admirable. However, you are overly defensive and rush to conclusions. Just leave Kir alone. We are also creating unnecessary clutter on this thread.