Ravi
Diamond Member
I'm glad Buttemia brought up germ cells because he just shot himself in the head and lost any credibility (not that he had any).
A germ cell has the potential to become an egg or a sperm. An egg or a sperm have the potential to become an embryo. An embryo has the potential to become a fetus. And a fetus has the potential to become a living human being.
If Buttemia and Cesspool were consistent they would have to conclude that germ cells are living human beings.
And that is just ridiculous.
No, what is ridiculous is the way you're willing to contort yourself to make an absolutely ridiculous premise workable.
They don't have to conclude anything of the sort, and your post is a logical fallacy of the biggest order.
"4. AFFIRMING THE CONSEQUENT. An invalid form of the conditional argument. In this case, the second premise affirms the consequent of the first premise and the conclusion affirms the antecedent. Example: If he wants to get that job, then he must know Spanish. He knows Spanish, so the job is his."
From the University of Phoenix Master List of Logical Fallacies.
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