1. An inference or conclusion that does not follow from the premises or evidence.
2. A statement (reply) that does not follow logically from what preceded it.
2. A statement (reply) that does not follow logically from what preceded it.
by ***DESTROY*** August 13, 2003
1. A statement that only just succeeds in logically following the statement that came before it.
2. A statement that logically follows the statement that came before it, but to an insignificant degree.
2. A statement that logically follows the statement that came before it, but to an insignificant degree.
Adi: Cha' it makes sense, twas a borderline non sequitur though. You were quite roundabout in the way you were trying to explain your point. I almost thought you were about to continue that abrupt transition to it's endmost unrelated-ness. Where we would begin exploring a path of some non sequitur, but you just barely somehow inbrought all those tangential thoughts together to explain your point. I'm impressed.
by MoribundMurdoch November 03, 2020
Would you actually think that or are you saying it out of spite? That was rhetoric! You're obviously just saying it out of spite. It's just more something-something non-sequitur from the shit-lib!
Hym "Yep, something-something non-sequitur you LITERALLY can't think anything I haven't already thought for you! THAT is why the determinists think free will doesn't exist. Your limited mind makes it look like NOONE has it but it's just you... Because you're basically retarded in comparison to me. Determinism solved!"
by Hym Iam February 22, 2024
Hym "Something-something non-sequitur Frannie. Something-something non-sequitur. That's what I mean when I say that dummy."
by Hym Iam November 27, 2024