reasoning
A meeting of rastas to speak spiritually and smoke some special herbs.
Before the splif is lit the leader says a prayer.
Before the splif is lit the leader says a prayer.
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reasoning
\`rea'son`ing\ n.
1. Logical thinking
2. A word not many devout religious followers are comfortable with (no offense).
(3. Sign of the "anti-christ"?)
1. Logical thinking
2. A word not many devout religious followers are comfortable with (no offense).
(3. Sign of the "anti-christ"?)
1. With simple reasoning and logic, Michael figured out the lateral thinking problem.
2. The atheist/disbeliever pissed off the priest (or rabbi, cleric, etc) by using logic and reasoning to question the Bible (torah, quran, etc).
2. The atheist/disbeliever pissed off the priest (or rabbi, cleric, etc) by using logic and reasoning to question the Bible (torah, quran, etc).
reasoning by The Light of Reason February 22, 2005
Reasoning
Something children are left to learn how to do on their own. Now, more people don't know how to do it. They just assert options as though they are fact or regurgitate talking points that are easily refuted. They don't lose arguments because the people they are arguing with are stupid Trump supporters. It doesn't matter if the words they are using mean they are objectively correct.
My life experience makes whatever I say valid. I don't care that this line of reasoning is fallacious. I don't know the difference between a valid argument and a fallacy. I'm smart. I said words. I don't even know the fundamentals of reasoning and I don't want to argue because I wouldn't know the difference between winning and losing either way. So, arguing is a waste of time for me. I'm just going to assume I'm right. And then I'm going to take that and project it on to my opposition and assume they they are just assuming they are right. That way I don't have to defend my way of thinking because if I'm not using reason then I don't ever have to be wrong. Reasoning is for people who do things is don't like.
Reasoning
(Noun)
1) The process of thinking and making arguments in a rational, coherent, sensible manner;
2) Way of thinking (of someone), particular way in which they made arguments and arrived at conclusion;
3) The use of reason.
It's the quality given to human beings by nature, although not all humans opt to use that valuable aptitude. Many people believe in their reasoning, but their beliefs turn out to be wrong and consequently their reasoning about their belief of reasoning of reasoning turn out wrong as well.
1) The process of thinking and making arguments in a rational, coherent, sensible manner;
2) Way of thinking (of someone), particular way in which they made arguments and arrived at conclusion;
3) The use of reason.
It's the quality given to human beings by nature, although not all humans opt to use that valuable aptitude. Many people believe in their reasoning, but their beliefs turn out to be wrong and consequently their reasoning about their belief of reasoning of reasoning turn out wrong as well.
1) What is reasoning, generally?
2) Explain your reasoning, please?
3) Explain the use of reasoning?
2) Explain your reasoning, please?
3) Explain the use of reasoning?
Reasoning by LITGTT_what_this_means? January 4, 2021
Reasoning Synthesis Platform (RSP)
A large language model (LLM) that generates text, images, or other stuff. Because it’s trained on the messy, beautiful complexity of human language, it develops emergent reasoning — a kind of pattern-based sense-making that looks clever but isn’t human intelligence. (People wrongly call it "AI.")
Unlike a magic brain, an RSP works best when you talk with it: ask, challenge, reflect, collaborate. It’s a thinking partner, not a replacement.
Unlike a magic brain, an RSP works best when you talk with it: ask, challenge, reflect, collaborate. It’s a thinking partner, not a replacement.
Reasoning Synthesis Platform (RSP) represents a vast corpus of human language and syntax — probably more than any one individual. This is a unique and powerful capability, but it is not intelligence. RSPs have the potential to enhance collaborative and creative throughput for their users, but they can be misused based on the notion that no human guidance is needed.
Reasoning Synthesis Platform (RSP) by Sam Should April 22, 2026
circular reasoning
Circular reasoning is providing evidence for the validity of an assertion, which assumes the validity of the assertion.
General forms include "A is true because A is true" or "A is true because B is true, and B is true because A is true".
Often used as a mechanism to prevent an assertion from being challenged or questioned, or to "win" a debate by sending it round and round in circles.
General forms include "A is true because A is true" or "A is true because B is true, and B is true because A is true".
Often used as a mechanism to prevent an assertion from being challenged or questioned, or to "win" a debate by sending it round and round in circles.
Examples of circular reasoning:
"I'm right because I'm right."
"There isn't a problem with the rule, because if everyone obeyed it there wouldn't be a problem."
"Piracy is wrong because it's against the law, and it's against the law because it's wrong."
"X is stupid because he's an idiot."
"I'm right because I'm right."
"There isn't a problem with the rule, because if everyone obeyed it there wouldn't be a problem."
"Piracy is wrong because it's against the law, and it's against the law because it's wrong."
"X is stupid because he's an idiot."
circular reasoning by fwe22 May 25, 2006