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The irony is palpable. Stating your position and then never providing any supporting proof is not a "valid and sound" argument.
by methodical 2y ago
The irony is palpable. Stating your position and then never providing any supporting proof is not a "valid and sound" argument.
- RyanAdamas 2y agoThe truth of the premises do not require empirical evidence as you seem to require, they require the premises be true. - Oncology is a for-profit business - Curing customers reduces profits - Treating customers increases profits - Curing cancer is bad for business Do you understand how logic works or is your brain fried by "where's the study bro..." Give me a break, man. Do you have any interest in sincerity or is your job at stake otherwise?