The fact that you posted this whole story that ends with:
".........you eyes well up with tears as you desperately want to plead for them to stop as all you can think about is suffering and death as you clutch at your rotting lungs. "
and seem dead serious about it is a hundred times more hilarious. it is one of the most hyperbolic, completely bonkers examples I've ever seen. This is not just "pointing out the dangers of burning toxic chemicals", this is constructing some preposterous hypothetical situation to fuel the propaganda machine. You also discredited someone who is vastly more qualified than you, as you work a labor job. That is unless you're majoring in the same degree on the side -_-.
you don't get paid to go to school rookie. lol
as for my beautifully composed bit of dark poetry, I think you referred to it as a preposterous hypothetical situation to fuel the propaganda machine?
lol first of all, what ****ing propaganda machine are you talking about???
the evil corporate controlled propaganda machine whose sole purpose is to trick people into being afraid of burning toxic chemicals.
sounds 1984.
yea it was a hypothetical situation, a hypothetical situation to illustrate the magnitude of damage possible from inhaling an acute dose of thick dark death smoke.
lol
but don't take my word for it, after all I'm not a scientist.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...serid=10&md5=c2bd56a4167f3ae5742ee853ac94a4e4
This is my point. Right there. That quote directly above me. Analogies are not meant to be debate-enders. They are meant to illustrate an idea to the opposing debater in an attempt to clarify their point. They are not pointless, though they might be against a stubborn dimwit like you.
lol wtf are you trying to say
they aren't debate enders
but also
they are not pointless.
well you convinced me.
Goldie's point was that the cellular damage from friction-based activities such as typing on a keyboard or cutting is comparable to a tiny amount of mostly dissipated smoke that might enter your lungs. The thing is, Goldie has the educational background, and specializes in this very field, so it's reasonable to take his side over you who probably knows as much as he read on wikipedia and propaganda websites.. It's funny you ignored that again as well.
.. molecular and cell bio?
yea I'm really impressed
comparing the inhalation of burning benzene ... into an organ solely responsible for the intake of oxygen vital to your survival
....to typing on a keyboard.
yea but he's a scientist so we should just believe what he says without question
plus it was an analogy to highlight the difference in magnitude between 2nd hand smoke and chronic exposure so it doesn't really matter that it was ****ing preposterous
and maybe just maybe, the comparative attributes in this particular analogy i.e the magnitude of difference between being cut and typing on a keyboard compared with inhaling second hand smoke and smoking for years has no rational justification.....maybe,
but I mean he did major in molecular and cell bio....
".........you eyes well up with tears as you desperately want to plead for them to stop as all you can think about is suffering and death as you clutch at your rotting lungs.
Also, how come you're making the opposite argument than earlier, where you implied that making an effective analogy would "win" an argument?
boy nothing gets past you.
its ok missing obvious sarcasm is a well known phenomenon.
I'm of course talking about analogy comment which was a jab at your continous defense of a terrible....nay ludicrous unscientifically justified comparison which you have tried to rationalize by calling it an analogy and ignoring it's substance and relevance.
So why the **** are you still here arguing about something you don't care about and have no apparent knowledge to share beyond scary buzzwords?
who ever aint get it ain't supposed to.
Arguing with jugfingers is like removing your brain and repeatedly smashing it in to a brick wall.
JUST KIDDING, that's a terrible analogy. The actions of arguing and smashing a brain in to a wall are completely different.
aha u mad cause I sucked all the fun out of your thread.
well actually I'm having alot of fun, so I guess that's really all that mattes.
Most courses that contain a certain subset of biology are mostly regurgitation courses in which literature is read and lecture is attended. On the exams, the questions are more or less information that is spit back out from the textbook and notes. Certain fields in chemistry are harder than their biological counterparts, as they contain problem solving questions and attempt to seek out a higher level of inquisitive thought. Yet one is still able to attain a chemistry major through hard work and fact regurgitation.
If one is interested in learning about science, they could obtain literature on their own account and update their scientific knowledge on a consistent basis. It doesn't matter whether they work a profession as a researcher, a doctor, a farmer, or a chef. JK.
lol word.
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