Of course. Who on earth would be satisfied with a polygonal definition?and @SalixIncendium - The definitions you just provided are circular.
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Of course. Who on earth would be satisfied with a polygonal definition?and @SalixIncendium - The definitions you just provided are circular.
Well we're voluntarily participating in a debate forum, and silly me, I thought we'd be using the normal tools of debateYeah, who made you the authoritative source for how humans ought to think, feel and live? I would like objective evidence for that you are such an authority.
Now I want one.Of course. Who on earth would be satisfied with a polygonal definition?
I find debating opinion to be an exercise in futility. You asked a question, and it has been answered and elaborated upon with supporting evidence. All you've brought to the table ITT is a question and a rejection of the answer based on your personal opinion. I'm not inclined to play.Well we're voluntarily participating in a debate forum, and silly me, I thought we'd be using the normal tools of debate
That's what I learned in my college psychology classes. What about their cognitive development negates what I said?That would seem to fly in the face of everything we know about childhood cognitive development. Do you have any citations for that claim? If true it would be quite revolutionary, and I have to say I'm more than a little skeptical.
They're currently on backorder.Now I want one.
I agree. Once declared an adult I think it's no one's business as to what a person wants to identify themselves as.
There are rules of logical discourse. One of them is that circular definitions are not accepted as valid. This is not my opinion, this is how logical discourse proceeds.I find debating opinion to be an exercise in futility. You asked a question, and it has been answered and elaborated upon with supporting evidence. All you've brought to the table ITT is a question and a rejection of the answer based on your personal opinion. I'm not inclined to play.
It's not your opinion that they are accepted as valid. It's your opinion that these definitions are circular.There are rules of logical discourse. One of them is that circular definitions are not accepted as valid. This is not my opinion, this is how logical discourse proceeds.
Well step one is to define "gender". What I see on this forum is that even adults struggle with the concept. So to expect children to understand it seems like a stretch.That's what I learned in my college psychology classes. What about their cognitive development negates what I said?
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The definitions provided several posts back refer to each other. That makes them circular.It's not your opinion that they are accepted as valid. It's your opinion that these definitions are circular.
Well we're voluntarily participating in a debate forum, and silly me, I thought we'd be using the normal tools of debate
Circular definitions refer back to themselves, not to other definitions.The definitions provided several posts back refer to each other. That makes them circular.
It's never acceptable.
I have since 3 or 4.Share your opinion. I’ll say 18. Maybe even older. There’s a lot of experimentation that dies out. One should be sure before they attach labels imo. Take a little time…
Well tough. We do it anyway, amd we'll keep doing it.It's never acceptable.