A language game is just something that we do with words that also invovles stuff in the real world, and that can be treated in a somewhat discrete way...
Yeah, not any. Propositional calculus is complete and sound. What I took exception to was He didn't. Because that theory of everything is not what he ...
I say 9.8 m/s. But then, of course, I'm assuming an acceleration of 9.8m/s/s. And that's gotta be wrong, since an object can't accelerate without movi...
A 1kg mass is released from a height of 300m. What velocity will it reach after 1 second? Obviously, since at 1second, the mass cannot move, its veloc...
We agree that an object has a location at a particular time. We agree that the location does not change at an instant. Where we disagree is that there...
The logic here seems to be... Physics applies to what is alive and physics applies to what is not alive; Therefore physics cannot explain the differen...
I won't disagree with that. It's a loser sort of causation then Sam needs to make his argument work, I think you might agree. As for the laws of physi...
Seems far too charitable. If he were just some fool on Twitter, you might have had a case... ...oh, wait.... no, I'll stand by my other comment. There...
Kudos. I'm sure those around here are more than capable of providing you with plenty of opportunity to be satisfactorily cantankerous. Ah. So. Explain...
The principle of charity recommends that we interpret another's utterances in such a way as to maximise agreement. SO if some idiot says - not that th...
Yeah, it is. It leads to the confused reply he gave to my OP: There's a certain coherence in what he is saying; and it is said with such conviction. I...
Oh, ok. Well, instantaneous velocity is such a commonplace in physics that it is usually just called the velocity. Wittgenstein talks of a picture hav...
I've been reasonably satisfied with the replies of those who seem to know what they are talking about - @"Sam26" and @"jgill" in particular. I've come...
Yeah. See how delta-t becomes zero? So your average is a division by zero. I don't know how to help you see the error you have made; my replying to yo...
So... you are asking what I think Pneumenon meant that Wittgenstein meant at https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/404886 ? We were trying...
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