Jul 13, 2015
Here is how you reach true
conclusions about any question in life: start with undeniable
premises and use valid logic. Logic— used in reasoned
argument— is the universal, impartial method that humans have for
finding the truth together peacefully. Yet very few people use
logic consistently. I discuss some reasons why it is so hard to be
logically consistent. The most important reason is that it takes
courage to follow an argument to its logical conclusion, especially
if the conclusion is not accepted by the majority of people around
you. If you want to think for yourself, you need more than just
valid logic— you also have to have the courage to follow it.
Show Notes:
Show Notes:
- Ad Populum Fallacy
- If A, Then B: How the World Discovered Logic by Michael Shenefelt & Heidi White
- The Right To Ignore The State by Herbert Spencer
- Why I Don't Vote by George Carlin
- Murray Rothbard
- Hans-Hermann Hoppe
