How do I learn to detect logical fallacies in a conversation?
Datman2020
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What are your favourite analogies for explaining difficult or complex concepts?
You are in a room with all of your younger selves, each one 1 year younger than the last. What do you do with them?
I think my question was not clear. The very intention of the question is to tell **any **complex topic you've encountered that you've found a surprisingly understandable analogy of. there is no constraint of any subject.
Yeah, you are correct. It is just that it never occurred to me how careful they take their operations to be. That is why I assumed they would even disallow residential buildings to be built close to them.
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You now have a 1 billion $ bounty on your head and every armed man on Earth is on to you. What do you do to survive as long as possible?
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What's your job?
Bro, you explained the situation better than I ever could. I didn't even think of the premise of the multiverse but it makes much more sense
Explain any one particular complex topic using an analogy you found interesting or easily understandable.
All of the other people here have such cool stories to share, while I am here, who just changed the default browser of a few computers...
Describe your job in the most stereotypical and ignorant manner as possible
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Thanks for the suggestions! I'll check them out.
I considered this save & load option, but I thought it would be too OP compared to the others
I'm not accustomed to the Fallout franchise and its game mechanics. Could you elaborate? I'm guessing based on the name that it is some sort of perk obtained for performing an action in a perfect manner.
Wow, I did think of this idea, but I didn't know what it was actually called by the gaming community. I could add this if you want.
To be clear, this is not to insult on anyone's job. It is a just way to observe if the workers are aware of their occupation's stereotypes or not.
Fast travel is a great idea! If I may, can I add it to the above list of options?
To clarify, I am not advocating that the above points are applicable in every case. These are ultimately observations just like weather forecasts and one must exercise their own common sense to determine if it is even worth approximating the correct option like this. What I tried to accomplish here was just a thought experiment and maybe a way to guide someone to the correct solution if a question did not make sense to them at all.
At this point, this is basically the equivalent of narwhal bacons mascot thingy from reddit
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Woah, this one is actually surprising to me. Even though I am in favour of nuclear power, I do have some fear of living in close proximity of such plants, especially seeing how even the clothing used in the facility is mixed into the barrels of radioactive wastes.