| theprof00 said:
i am always honest in admitting, as I've shown you many times previously. And it's not appeal to authority, I'm not saying they're right because they're scientists, I'm saying it is proven and if you'd like i will prove them to you as well. That is the opposite of appeal to authority because I'm saying if you don't take their word for it, I'll discuss it further.
Taking the the understanding that all animals are alike is as much of an appeal as saying logic works. ironically, logic can be used to prove logic works. You don't question that, now do you? For instanve, animals have different traits some traits are shared by all anim therefore there is at least one trait that all animals share.
There are some traits that all animals share is proven by carbon based life is a trait x has this trait y has this trait, etc etc until all animals are listed all animals share at least this one trait.
couple with statements proving other traits. You see, it's just working backwards through proven conclusions that I arrive at all animals are alike, and thereby, humans having the same traits as animals is therefore natural. |
There exists a trait such that, for all animals A, t(A), where t is the function of having the trait, resolves true if the argument has the trait.
Sure.
Now you need to prove that for all trait t1...tn, ti(A).
From "there exists" to "for all", it is a fair stretch of the mind. Easier to disprove that all trait are shared by all animals. Example: flying.
Once that's done, it's fair to say that there exists a trait tj such that, for an animal A, !tj(A).
If homosexuality is a trait, it is possible !tj(A).
