Logic isn't something that has approaches (well it does, but not in the sense I think you're using it). Logic is a process, and if you don't follow the process it isn't logic. Saying "my logic isn't linear" is like saying "my says 2+2=5" and expecting people to just accept it. Sure, you can devise a system of mathematics in which 2+2=5, but you can't expect other people to immediately understand your system when the rest of the world has pretty much agreed on another one.Akil Todd Harvey wrote: My logic is not linear, and i guess my arguments will not be welcome here unless they are.....You have your approach to logic and mine is bad if it doesnt match yours?????
That said I partially agree with some of your posts, but I have to agree with Dana about the way you go about it. Also, I personally skip most any post that is a both long and poorly formatted, just because it's too much work to read. If you post on a forum the same way you'd write a paper in school it will tend to be received much better. Of course, this is only true when you're making dozens of points about some serious issue.
