the problem of the conditions of validity of analogical reasonings.
Our understanding of the world is built through analogical reasonings, but analogical reasonings prove nothing. Only the empirical adequacy of the analogous relations themselves justifies them, but they are not grounded in these. Always other analogous readings can provide empirical adequacy as well, and often do.
Iroel, doesn’t your “4. But our planet is made by no one.” assume that there was no God who created it? Hence you are assuming what you are trying to prove, also known as a circular argument.
An analogy is said to be made according to a likeness of form. Your comparison is similar in the likeness of matter. Which doesn’t tell you much unless you look at the form of the substanding atoms…and their order.
Argument from analogy can be an important way of understanding things.
mrn
(Iroel, good to see you again. Wish it was on a better occasion.
How do like my current location statement??)
For an analogy to be inductivly strong. (Valid is technically the wrong word but whatever.) The two items must be similar in a relevant way, really more than one relevant ways. Composition by atoms here seems to be quite an irrelevant property.
In any case, no analogy can be as good a proof as a deductive syllogism.
I’m christian, but even I don’t believe in this interesting theory
Most probably, everything physical is atom-based.
I don’t even want to think what kind of comparisons you can imagine
But yes, everything physical can be similar to the Earth, by your logic.
Mhm, yes.
Already proven
Well, that’s just like a jump in the river - nothing common with the topic That could be similar, but if we follow the string we’ll get to the theory, that people created the earth… damn, where have we lived before that
No offence, just don’t think it could be outside Mundane Bable
Well, the error is clearly just in Premise 5. Rules of analogy? I never heard of that. If two things resemble each other in one way, they must resemble each other in any other arbitrary way I choose? That’s an inference, and those have no place in the argument
I don’t know. If you see a simple machine, you can ask who the inventor is. When you see our universe, cuz you don’t know who, you just said that there’s nobody behind it. It’s weird.
“But nobody created the universe.”
So the analogy is machines are created by nobody too. =/
no machine god
big deal something always revolves around small things like atoms
timecube theory is close to truth but it isn’t the truth
you are forced to believe you know the answer by false education
including mathmatics and science there both wrong
that entire site has the right education but wrong answers and questions.
nothing is true not existence not death not god not satan
only you exist and was forced into this world by the mistake of sex
which isn’t your fault.