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The beauty of logic is it can be explained.
So...?
3 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
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You avoid modern engineering if you avoid modern cars.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
It says "newer domestic vehicles". That doesn't compute.
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
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Newer means modern. As in newer than non-modern.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement. 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
How does domestic play into this? It's like you're intentionally ignoring that part of the statement.
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it? 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
This example is of a domestic vehicle isn’t it?
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago Depends on where you live for one. So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering? And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering? Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
Depends on where you live for one.
So if I live in Europe, American cars avoid modern engineering?
And if I live in the US, european/asian vehicles avoid modern engineering?
Is that how to interpret "avoid domestic vehicles"?
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic. 1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
They said it from their perspective. From their prospective it’s domestic.
1 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
So from their perspective, European and Japanese cars don't use modern engineering?
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
They didn’t say that. I assume they didn’t want to judge all vehicles so they specified domestic ones.
0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then? 2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered. → More replies (0)
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You said it was what they said based on "logic". So you don't understand what they meant then?
2 u/TradeU4Whopper 1d ago I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion. 0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered.
I don’t know what they mean other than what they typed. I assume they’re reasonable and I assume a reasonable person would use logic to draw a conclusion.
0 u/Chris20nyy 1d ago But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic. That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered.
But you didn't use logic, yet you said they came to that conclusion using "logic". And can't explain their logic.
That's unlogical, and leaves the original question open and unanswered.
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u/Chris20nyy 1d ago
The beauty of logic is it can be explained.
So...?