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AT&T has confirmed that the Moto X will cost $575 without a contract, and that's for the 16 GB version. The 32 GB one will run you $629, or in line with all current flagship phones, just like the $200 contract price for the basic Moto X jibes with what we are used to pay for the latest and greatest...
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1. gazmatic (Posts: 795; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
just get a htc one
or a nexus 4
6. boosook (Posts: 1442; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
I'd rather take the moto x than the htc one or gs4, even at the same price. There are reasons, of course. Just keep in mind that we're not all equal and what is the best product for your needs and taste might not be the best product for everyone else.
38. techspace (Posts: 1036; Member since: 03 Sep 2012)
the moto x is not a bad phone and yes, every person is different...
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it should have been cheaper
42. jove39 (Posts: 1941; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Just a price fail
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47. jubin.mathai (Posts: 15; Member since: 11 Jun 2013)
Yes, considering the specs of the phone, it's way more costly.
57. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
I think, you are still using low end phone's and want a mid range one.
Picking Moto X than S4/hTc One is no brainer.
66. Captain_Doug (Posts: 1034; Member since: 10 Feb 2012)
It could still be cheaper. Motorola may sell them unlocked for less or the Google Play edition may be less. Regardless, I think this is exactly why T-mobiles JUMP program will be a success. Also, I'm still willing to pay a premium price for everything else this phone offers because I don't need a quad core processor. All the check boxes are ticked.
67. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
How is it a no brainer? The Motorola X is the same specs as last years flagships from mid 2012 and their pricing it as a brand new flagship.
77. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
Then stick to it.
2012 is past, 2013 is the present.
84. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Except that T-Mo isn't going to be stocking the X in the immediate future, so no X from Jump.
101. Diazene (Posts: 129; Member since: 01 May 2013)
and an availability one too
103. whysoserious (Posts: 318; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
I think you meant Picking s4/htc over moto x is a no brainer.
112. CX3NT3_713 (Posts: 2285; Member since: 18 Apr 2011)
Motorola your drunk!!! Go home...... lol reallt!??? For a midrange phone lmao cool.story
113. Dro (Posts: 27; Member since: 23 Dec 2009)
Exactly!! I mean, they announced the Droid mini for $99 on contract with Verizon. The Droid Mini and the Moto X are the same specs wise apart from the 4.3" screen on the Mini vs the 4.7" on the X.But, with both screens having the same resolution the Mini has the higher ppi, so I can't see why they're selling the X for $100 more than the Mini. It makes no sense.
2. blahb (Posts: 48; Member since: 16 May 2012)
Samsung Galaxy S 4 from the Play Store would be a better option at that price.
3. Rorschach (Posts: 83; Member since: 26 Apr 2013)
$575/629 for this? You're better off getting the S4/One Google ed.
91. GTR722 (Posts: 267; Member since: 20 Oct 2012)
The price is insane, Google/Moto are on crack !! You can get an Xperia Z for $500 in Amazon.
4. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
A bit pricey..but still better than the S4 and One..in everything.
11. pellegrini (Posts: 84; Member since: 14 Jun 2012)
Define better?
18. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
better in 1.design..simple yet striking..samsung is so cheap. htc one is trying hard to be attractive--fail!
solid 2.performance..check out other sites to see how motoX put sammy's top dog to shame.
19. WHoyton1 (Posts: 1635; Member since: 21 Feb 2013)
how better? are you diluted, worst processor, worst screen, worst design than one, worst OS version than s4....
nope not better...
23. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
dude when you have problems with your android phones..I took them..been troubleshooting samsung, bb, htc, zte, windows..
samsung is the best in the world atleast in paper.
am I diluted? guess what.
25. dexter_jdr (Posts: 1163; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
moto x has a better cam tech than htc 4ultrafail
51. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
You're dreaming!
The only high end with this phone is the price.
I better use my gnexus with 4.3 jb and removable battery.
58. greyhulk (Posts: 160; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
Spoken like someone who has never owned either a GS4 or an HTC One.
Go ahead and pay premium price for your mid-range MotoX. The rest of us will buy real phones.
59. jdoee100 (Posts: 334; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
I don't care about Moto X's performance. Moto's small chip can not beat S4's raw horsepower. Moto's bringing a knife to a gunfight.
60. greyhulk (Posts: 160; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
63. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
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Karl, you looooved Ryan just a few short months ago, him and the 'dissapearing Mormon. Now all of a sudden he's a traitor! Ron Paul was your best bet, but you put all your chips on the 'magic under ware' man. And your salty and want to start a war, how sad.<quoted text>
That is true, I also heard of a plan from Sen. Rand Paul that would shut the legal immigration down for 5-10 years until all of the illegals were processed and the border secured.
I doubt it goes anywhere.
Paul Ryan is a traitor on the issue, read what Luis Guteierrez says about him.
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#2780 Jan 21, 2013
You're in Lancaster! That's a white enclave for sure. What's your beef with urban blacks? No proudful ghetto person would be caught in Lancaster day or night. Why, you're in vanilla heaven down 33!
#2781 Jan 21, 2013
Ahh, I understand, my IP bounces around but it stays in Northeast Ohio, I can't manage to post using proxies, but most of those seem to show either Sweden or California.
Many revolutions are funded by the exports of certain "products" to overseas markets, look up what they did in the Bekaa Valley.
You will probably find few non-blogger US sources for "dominionism" as it is an exclusively left-wing blogger phenomenon, but it is widely believed overseas after a woman wrote a book saying that kids were being taught that the Bible teaches genocide, this was picked up by the Guardian newspaper, the UK's most leftwing paper (though it is under fire for supporting Clegg in the last election). Al Jazeera's columnists (essentially freelancers that they don't really control) have implied that it is the equivalent of the Egyptian MB, and the source of US support for Israel.(Al Jazeera has shied away from blaming Jewish control of the media)
The closest that anything resembling "Calvinist Theocracy" ever got politically was the supposed views of a professor at the law school Michele Bachmann attended. It is strange as Bachmann is not a member of a Calvinist denomination.
You are correct that "laicite" known here as "separation of church and state" was never in the Constitution, but was adopted by the Warren Court (this stance will be labeled "dominionist" overseas, but is not actual Dominionism). By and large the courts have not blocked the BSA from access to meeting space, as the KKK was allowed to be a highway litter cleanup.(Note that the Communists have never volunteered to do the same)
My personal opinion is that a future Constitution will say that the country is founded from a Judeo-Christian Western cultural heritage, simply to make a point that it did not originate from the Enlightenment, Rousseau and anti-clericalism.(Ironically, Rousseau was for a time, a Calvinist!)
The chances of Dominionist Revolution are as remote as Communist Revolution.(officially, the Occupiers were simply demanding the platform of mainstream European leftist parties like the German SPD/Greens)
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#2782 Jan 21, 2013
One man's terrorism is another man's freedom fight. Take the Boston Tea Party, for example.
#2783 Jan 21, 2013
This led to the Somalis, I regard this as a major failure of the system.
I prefer as system that reduces the yearly intake to somewhere around the population of Cleveland, and takes an equal amount from the global regions.(Asia, Latin America, Europe, Africa)
It probably isn't constitutional, but I do question Muslim immigration, it has caused too many problems in Europe.
The idea that the legal system would be temporarily halted is that doing an actual processing of the 12-20 million illegals would take years, the actual Rubio/Obama plan would grant immidiate legal status and a pathway filled with loopholes.
#2784 Jan 21, 2013
Look, fake WA, if I called Muslims "towel heads" it would get deleted. I have theological divisions with the LDS, but I don't figure that they should be denigrated as you are posting.
Ryan is another Jack Kemp, with a few more bones for the base.
I'm not going to bash my own side during the election season, heck some on the right have taken to calling Kasich a tax hiker, and I have not joined in on that.
(Seriously liberals, Kasich actually has proposed hiking drilling taxes, you should vote for him next year)
#2785 Jan 21, 2013
Go back a few pages, Reader disagrees.
#2786 Jan 21, 2013
He means rural white men. The suburbanites are too busy living high on the hog in their $250 k homes, 60 inch HD TV's, golfing bags, weekends off work, freezer chest full of meats, basements stocked with cases of beer and liquors, and children in college!
They have no time to be running around at night in cammo playing super partisan. Those country hicks must be out of their minds if they think ol' Ralph is going to get his New Balance sneakers dirty or miss the next bar-b-que on his $200 dollar gas grill. Forgettaboughtit!
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Since: Dec 11
Planet Earth
#2787 Jan 21, 2013
Nope, 18 years. That's how long someone born here has to wait...
#2788 Jan 21, 2013
It was my vote that helped put him in!
#2789 Jan 21, 2013
why is the Islamist Jihadis not viewed that way by westerns if that's the case.
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Since: Dec 11
Planet Earth
#2790 Jan 21, 2013
Because Westerners are among the targets of the jihadists. To another jihadist...
#2791 Jan 21, 2013
Sharia isn't seen as "freeing" us, to a Muslim there is no "freedom" as Islam means "submission" or "surrender", the "liberation" is to remove the Crusaders and Zionists from Dar-Al-Islam so that the people can submit to Islam.
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Good Example especially when it has to do with one economical freedom.
#2793 Jan 21, 2013
I have admitted I didn't favor him in 2010, but I most likely will next year.
Glad to see you agree with the Ohio unemployment beating the national average by a full point. And Illinois by several points.
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#2794 Jan 22, 2013
I have absolutely no clue to what you are driveling on about. I have no problem with anyone on account of race nor am I on or near 33.
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#2795 Jan 22, 2013
Oh, there are failures and probably will continue to be as long as we attempt to use immigration for strategic purposes. But on the other hand, there have been some success too.
As for the Muslim immigrants, it probably would be challenged under the constitution. I see what you are saying though.
I do support making illegals who came here from no action of their own legitimate. I don't like the idea of giving them citizenship. But when someone is dragged here by their parents and had to grow up in the US, as long as they assimilate and become Americans (which is likely all they consciously know) and do not break any serious laws, they should be able to get legal status. Most of these illegals will be indistinguishable from anyone born and raised in the US and I would rather them become productive members of society than having to work for less then others or not working at all.
#2796 Jan 22, 2013
The problem is "family reunification" if the "dreamers" get legalized, then their parents, and foreign born siblings can get applied in as well, though some bills have said they will restrict it.
I figure that the exemption should only be for those who enlist in the military, otherwise, they are citizens of a foreign country and should return to that country.
This is the central problem of legalization, in 1986 the amnesty was far larger than the congressional Democrats said it was, and the border was not secured. The left needs racial animosity among non-whites to win elections.
This is typically an emotion driven debate, and as soon as Congress acts to greelight the dreamers, Luis Gutierrez will be out demanding the same for the parents.
#2797 Jan 22, 2013
me too.
they were a customer; and I sold them millions of dollars of close outs, on average 2 million a year.
#2798 Jan 22, 2013
That's great. But fleeing the US over gun control to a country with more strict control laws seems kind of stupid. You really should run to Mexico.
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Anthony Westbury: Fireworks are over, or are they?
It's shenanigans time again.
Just as the local election season hits high gear, my inbox is inundated with news of candidate forums and meet-and-greets. Meanwhile, my phone is starting to heat up with accusations of candidate misbehavior that runs the gamut, from lapses in ethics to campaign signs in all the wrong places.
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This year three stand out in St. Lucie County: the Port St. Lucie mayoral race; a surprisingly contentious county judge battle; and a Fort Pierce City Commission District 2 contest that already has generated ethics complaints.
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There are six candidates jostling to get out of the primary stage; three look like front-runners — Joe Edge, incumbent JoAnn Faiella and former City Manager Greg Oravec. Only two will do battle at the runoff stage in November. There are some egos at work here.
Edge was squeezed out of the runoff in 2010 by Faiella, and a working relationship between the two of them foundered once she took office. Hurt feelings? Maybe so.
Oravec seems to be trying to rise above personal factors, but it's hard to ignore the fact that Faiella was on the dais when he felt pressured to resign as city manager in 2013.
Just before that, Oravec complained the political "noise" surrounding the choice of a new police chief and other issues was drowning out the real business of running the city.
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Faiella seems busy cultivating relationships with small business owners and running on her record. Some might wonder how she can put a positive spin on that, but I suspect the mayor retains a surprisingly large cadre of supporters in the city.
Edge wants to establish a business-friendly atmosphere in the city and "put residents first — where they belong."
Whatever happens in the mayor's race, it won't be boring. I think the candidate forums between these three will be particularly revealing.
St. Lucie County Judge Group 2
Normally judgeship races are about as exciting as watching paint dry. Rarely do personalities emerge, and it's hard for voters to really know who they're dealing with. Usually the incumbent gets the nod because of name recognition.
This race, however, could be a lot more lively. Incumbent Philip Yacucci already has complained about his opponent's motivations, which he claims stem from finding challenger Stephen Smith in contempt of court in a DUI case, and ordering him to jail.
I have already heard allegations of election sign shenanigans. Both candidates have papered county roadways with signs. I'm hearing muttering in the community about signs being switched or moved. Hold onto your powdered wigs, this judge race may get a little hairy.
Fort Pierce City Commission District 2
Here's a race that's already wild. Incumbent Tom Perona faces off with political newcomer Mazella Smith. The two most certainly know each other, however.
Smith was fired as the city's city human resources director in 2010 after being accused of trying to bribe Perona in exchange for his vote to fire then-city manager David Recor. She denies the charge and has been fighting her dismissal ever since.
Perona already has been accused of ethical lapses to do with that firing by perennial political activist Rick Reed, who seems to side with Smith. City Manager Robert Bradshaw is investigating separate claims that Perona used city staff to help prepare campaign material, a charge Perona denies.
Some people may criticize me for concentrating on controversial races, for contributing to the "noise," rather than the substance. Maybe, but without some sizzle local politics would be pretty dull, don't you think?
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Harold was having a terrible day.
He'd woken up on the wrong side of the bed, quite literally, and found himself stuck between his wall and his largely immovable bed. Being unable to climb out, he'd finally managed to suck his gut in far enough that he could get under the bed, that he might crawl his way out. It was at about this time when he learnt of just how dirty it was under his bed, and suddenly his allergies were wreaking havoc on him. Of course, all sneezing did was to stir up even more dust, and further hamper his efforts to start his day.
When he finally made his way out, covered in dust and miserableness, he headed straight for the shower. It wasn't until he'd almost reached the washroom that he realized it was unusually bright outside for being seven in the morning. He glanced at his alarm clock, only to find it blank. Panicking, he rushed back to his bed to look for his watch, throwing things wildly off of his bedside table before a sickening crunch let him know the watch was already on the floor.
Picking the wrecked thing up, Harold pushed some broken glass out of the way to see the time the watch would forever be stuck on as of now, eleven twenty-three. He moaned in frustration. Normally he would have received a call from work by now, but with his power out, the phone hadn't rang.
He ran back to the bathroom and started the shower before running to the kitchen and grabbing a box of cornflakes. He poured himself a bowl and rushed to the refrigerator, stopping short when he saw that the door was open. That, combined with the power being out, combined with the heat... Harold opened the door of the appliance and pulled out the milk to find that yes, it had indeed gone bad.
He'd resigned himself to eating them dry before he turned around to find his sister's cat (which he had kindly volunteered to catsit) relieving itself in his bowl. "Harold!" he yelped, rushing over and picking the cat, who refused to stop what he'd started, up off the table. Harold put the thing in the kitchen sink so it could finish up, and headed back to the washroom.
Now covered in cat urine, dust, and sweat, he stripped off his underwear and hopped in the shower, only to scream with surprise and hop back out again. He stuck a hand into the icy cold water with frustration and cranked the handle all the way to the hot side, waiting there for a moment, miserable and naked, before sticking his hand in again. Warm. Good. He kicked the cat, who had since finished and seemed to be following him, out of the bathroom, locked the door behind him, and hopped back in the shower.
Only to jump out screaming again, this time tripping and taking the shower curtain with him, and this time not surprise but pain in his voice. Apparently the plumbing had chosen that moment to start working properly again, and had lived up the the heat one would normally expect from being cranked right to the red side of the tap. Harold was now thoroughly scalded on top of being bruised from the fall, and still pretty dirty. Plus there was hot water spraying all over his bathroom without the curtain to contain it.
Holding the curtain rod above his head, and using the curtain itself as a shield, Harold made his way over to the tap and turned the water off. He managed to get the curtain rod back up, though it refused to fit in any completely horizontal manner, turned the shower back on, and after making absolutely sure the water was temperate, he slowly entered the shower.
It turned out, of course, that he was out of shampoo, but after everything else that had happened, he wasn't about to let that get in his way; he simply used soap instead. The rest of his personal hygiene routine went surprisingly well, and Harold had begun to think that perhaps his streak of bad luck was over.
Which was, of course, his biggest mistake.
As he exited the washroom, Harold (the man) got an eyeful of Harold (the cat) sliding down his (Harold's (the man's)) dry cleaning bag with his (Harold's (the cat's)) claws digging into it and the suit it contained. "Ahhh!" Harold screamed, past trying to make any sense, and he grabbed the cat from the bag.
"Putting the damn thing outside..." he muttered to himself. "To hell with Wendy's instructions." He headed for the front door, but Haroldcat apparently did not approve of this course of action, and proceeded to dig his claws into anything he could reach. Which happened to be a wide variety of things, but these things were also all parts of Haroldman's body.
Harold, understandably, dropped the cat, nursing his newest wounds, and watched the thing race under his couch, where it proceeded to make angry cat noises in a very disconcerting manner. He thought it was probably best he get out of the house before the thing killed him, so he hurriedly put on his suit (which now had highly fashionable tears down the front of it), grabbed his suitcase, and headed out the door, just in time to see a bus drive away from the nearby stop.
Harold stared for a moment in disbelief. He didn't even know the bus schedule this late in the morning. He hadn't been expecting a bus to be there. And yet, for some reason, one just happened to be leaving the moment he stepped out the door, as if some sick individual was pupeteering the world to make things as terrible for him as they could possibly be. Of course, even after all of this, Harold had to admit this was a ridiculous notion,
Public transportation thus missed, Harold walked down the street toward his place of work. It wasn't very far, but the noise of the city did very little to soothe him. In fact, it just wound him tighter. One more thing, one more!, and he was sure he would explode.
Passing by a newsstand, a headline caught his eye. "Local Man Wins Jackpot," it read, and Harold smiled like the devil at a murder trial. It figured, didn't it? He glanced up at the date of the paper; he knew it was Friday, wouldn't it be just perfect if it was the thirteenth?
Harold gaped at the page.
It was the thirteenth. But it wasn't Friday at all. It was Saturday. Saturday the thirteenth. He didn't work on Saturday.
"Are you alright?" asked the newspaperman, upon noticing Harold standing there, frozen in place with a look of purple rage on his face. Without responding, Harold walked away from the newsstand and into a nearby coffee shop. He'd been trying to get over the habit, but as far as he was concerned, the world could bite him; he was having a cup of coffee if it was the last thing he did.
He walked up to the counter, snapped out his order, and waited impatiently as the young employee prepared the drink. Upon being given the total, he reached for his wallet, only to find that the pocket was empty. He'd forgotten his wallet.
Upon seeing the look on his face, the young woman behind the counter raised a hand to stop him from speaking. "Don't worry about it, sir. Have a good day." She accompanied the statement with a bright smile.
Harold was stunned. He didn't even thank the girl, he simply made his way over to a table and sipped on the drink. He could tell it was prepared properly, but it still tasted sour to him. He threw it out, and thanked the girl behind the counter properly before leaving. She'd shrugged it off, like it was nothing, but she didn't understand how much Harold had needed that.
The next day, the girl was having a bad day herself, having had to deal with some terrible customers, and she was convinced there was no hope for humanity until her manager called her to the front and informed her that a man in a torn suit had just left her a twenty dollar tip.
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Leck said his program includes an algorithm that is supposed to learn false positive phrases, and it will get more accurate as it response to more tweets.
The phrase 'climate change denier' is one of hundreds that Leck's creation scans Twitter for. His account's responses are drawn from an extensive database of countering phrases with links to more accurate information on global warming.
Leck used to write the responses himself, but he now extracts many of them from a university source, which he refused to identify.
However, the program is not full proof, as it doesn't always work as it is supposed to.
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Lately, in an apparent show of masochistic tendencies of which I was previously unaware, I have spent some time answering questions on the Religion and Spirituality page at Yahoo! Answers. With all due respect to Yahoo!, the page should more appropriately be named the ADD Answers or ADHD Answers. Following two to three days on the site, I became convinced that the reason so many one line answers were given was because the people posting can't think beyond one-line, bumper-sticker slogans. The atheists on these sites are brazen, rude and ill-informed. (The Christians, for their part, could be just as bad at times, but it would take someone blind to their own shortcomings to not see that the atheists definitely held a large lead in the total number of rude, condescending and ignorant statements).
One common thread (which is repeated on other unnamed bulletin boards dominated by skeptics) is the mantra that somehow the skeptics have cornered the market (probably a bull market) on reason and logic. When asked by Christians questions like "why do you not believe Jesus rose from the dead?" or "why do you not believe in God?" these particular atheists would default to saying vacuous things like "reason and logic" or "reason and logic and an education" or "because I'm logical".
Personally, I think that the sum total of what these particular atheists know about logic they learned from watching old episodes of the original Star Trek series. (Worse yet, they may only know about logic from the latest Star Trek movie.) One thing that they apparently don't know is that saying "logic" or "reason" is not an answer to the question.
Logic is simply a tool used to evaluate arguments. Logic by itself provides no answers to arguments. Both sides use logic and reason in this debate and it is certainly not the case that saying you used logic somehow vindicates the atheist position. After all, what comes out of logic depends upon what is put into the logic. Allow me to elaborate.
Suppose I were to make the following logical argument:
Premise 1: All dogs are toothbrushes.
Premise 2: Richard Dawkins is a dog.
Conclusion: Therefore, Richard Dawkins is a toothbrush.
Is it logically valid? Yes. It is a variation on the basic logical argument about Socrates being a man and mortal. The logical form of the argument shows that if the premises are true then the conclusion must be true. But, hopefully, you will note that the premises are almost certainly not true. (At least I don't know how dogs can be used as toothbrushes, and while Richard Dawkins has sad puppy-dog eyes I don't believe is a canine.) So, the argument is not sound because it is quite likely that the premises are not true. Is logic what establishes that dogs are not toothbrushes? Well, it is a tool that can be used in making that evaluation, but other things are needed like observation and a defining of terms.
This same holds true for arguments between skeptics and Christians. For example, suppose I said the following: "If Jesus rose from the dead, he is God." Since I am a Christian the reader recognizes that my unspoken premise is that Jesus rose from the dead and that my unspoken conclusion is that Jesus is God. Putting it into a syllogism, it reads:
Premise 1: If Jesus rose from the dead, he is God.
Premise 2: Jesus rose from the dead.
Conclusion: Therefore, Jesus is God.
Logically it is a valid argument. Thus, I can certainly hold my head up high and say that I have used logic to prove my point. But, of course, skeptics (at least, those that don't regularly frequent Yahoo! Answers) are smart enough to point out that they don't agree with the premises. They will certainly disagree with the second premise and they probably will disagree with the first. Thus, the argument now involves each of these two premises. How do I resolve them? Logic? Well, logic is a tool that can be used, but as the foregoing demonstrates logic needs to be backed with other things in order to lead to truth. We don't know from logic alone whether Jesus rose from the dead -- that is a claim that can only be evaluated by examining the evidence in context.
Looking at it another way, logic is like a computer program that can help evaluate data. When you put data into the computer, it will process the data and spit out results that are dictated by the computer program. Are the results "truth", i.e., do they correspond to reality? It depends upon the quality of the data put into the computer. Garbage in, garbage out is the rule. Thus, logic does not give us the answer -- only an evaluation of the data which makes up the premises of the arguments will lead to truth. This evaluation can include logic, too, but logic itself rarely serves as the sole basis for finding truth. (If that were the case, Spock would never need Kirk or McCoy, would he?)
Of course, the Yahoo! Answers skeptics may be simply short-handing a much longer answer. Rather than spell everything out, they may want to say that logic dictates that the Christian claim is unbelievable. If that is the case, then the skeptical response to the question is nothing more than a dismissal. But if the skeptics are mearely dismissing the question by this short-hand response I feel compelled to ask: What in the world are these pin-heads doing on Yahoo! Answers where people (at least a few of the people) are looking for answers!?
I will tell you, when I see some skeptic responding to a question about why they don't believe something with a curt statment that they used "logic" or "reason", it communicates to me quite clearly that the skeptic has no clue.
But then, at least on Yahoo! Answers, that seems to be the rule.
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Lately, in an apparent show of masochistic tendencies of which I was previously unaware, I have spent some time answering questions on the Religion and Spirituality page at Yahoo! Answers. With all due respect to Yahoo!, the page should more appropriately be named the ADD Answers or ADHD Answers. Following two to three days on the site, I became convinced that the reason so many one line answers were given was because the people posting can't think beyond one-line, bumper-sticker slogans. The atheists on these sites are brazen, rude and ill-informed. (The Christians, for their part, could be just as bad at times, but it would take someone blind to their own shortcomings to not see that the atheists definitely held a large lead in the total number of rude, condescending and ignorant statements).
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- Brad Haggard said...
You know what, Bill, I think this constant refrain of "logic" and "science" has co-opted the popular use of the terms. Maybe we just need to consign ourselves to the fact that linguistically they are conflating terms, which will eventually push the meaning of the word. To think that New Atheism has actually destroyed the word "logic".
You could refer them to this picture, too: http://ihasahotdog.com/2009/11/18/funny-dog-pictures-using-word/
- David said...
Indeed. "I'm rational" is just a barely more mature inversion of "you're stupid". I guess we should be grateful for the slighest smidgens of maturity seeing as this is the Internet... but still, if someone really were rational, you'd expect to see a logical argument, not empty boasting.
- Metacrock said...
so what's new. We've known this for years. Atheist speak:
Logic = "yea that, I like that."
Illogical, fallacious = "boo that, I don't like that."
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Maxxie: impossible.Mature
Honestly? I was more in the mood to be fucked, rather than the one doing the fucking. But that's okay. Because I said I'd wait and go at his pace. So here I am, waiting.
And also seriously considering leaving a porn DVD out by accident and hoping he might watch it and figure out what to do from that.
A while later, after a snuggle, a nap and a shower, I wander downstairs and find myself on the ancient computer, checking my email. No one loves me. I have a lot of Viagra adverts and a couple of insurance ones.
Oh and one from the mother.
Hi, Max. I'm sorry I missed you yesterday for lunch, I hadn't realised you would be out. Hope you're okay. I see they've put up a 'for sale' sign outside the house. You didn't mention you were selling it?
Maybe see you for dinner or something, to make up for missing you yesterday.
Love, mum.
I sigh and run a hand through my hair, wondering how to reply. Honesty tends to be how I deal with her. Bluntness is the only way forward.
You didn't miss me, yesterday, I left when you arrived. Kind of. I heard most of what you and dad said about me outside first. Let's just say it didn't really put me in the mood for being civil to you. I already know you think I'm unnatural and disgusting or whatever it is you used to say to me as a kid. I didn't appreciate hearing it again. If you hear from me again before the end of the year, call yourself lucky.
Glancing around I see Hadley behind me, looking fairly unimpressed. Uh oh. Not a happy Bunny, huh? When I don't have anything to say about it, he sighs. I just turn the computer off and sulk.
"You're impossible."
"Tell her to stop slagging me off, then."
"She's trying her hardest, Maxxie," he tells me. If she was trying so fucking hard, she wouldn't be a bitch about me behind my back, would she?
"If that's her hardest, then we're never going to be able to put this behind us, are we." He just sighs again. I let my face do the talking, pulling an unhappy expression, but he rolls his eyes. I scowl at that, going back to sulking.
"What more would you have her do?"
"Well not bitching about me behind my back would be a good start, but if she can't manage that, then leaving me alone would also be good," I mutter, making Hadley shut his eyes in irritation. I raise my hands in a sort of gesture of defeat, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry!" I say, exasperated, "I'm just finding it hard to let go of it all, okay?"
"You could at least be nice to her." Easier said than done, Bunny boy.
"'Kay. The moment she stops bitching about me, I'll be nice to her. Is that acceptable?" the look in his face says no, it's not acceptable, but he's gonna have to just deal with it. Because apart from finding it alarmingly difficult to let go of stuff, I also find it hard to be nice to people who call me disgusting. Well wouldn't you?
I sigh and get up. "Well if you're not still pissed off at me later on, I was thinking we could go out for dinner or something."


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Noven Pharmaceuticals reported positive data from separate 12- and 24-week Phase III trials evaluating low-dose mesylate salt of paroxetine (LDMP; 7.5 mg/day) for reducing the frequency and severity of moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptoms (VMS) associated with the menopause (i.e., hot flashes and night sweats). Both studies showed LDMP therapy reduced the frequency of menopausal VMS, and in the 24-week trial the drug also significantly reduced the severity of VMS symptoms at week 12.
The placebo-controlled studies evaluated LDMP in a total of over 1,100 women aged at least 40 years who were experiencing more than 7–8 moderate-to-severe hot flashes daily, or 50–60 per week prior to the study start. "Women often report hot flashes as the most common symptom associated with menopause, yet, there has been a decline in the use of hormone therapy among women seeking treatment for menopausal VMS," states Andrew M. Kaunitz, M.D. professor and associate chair at the University of Florida College of Medicine's department of obstetrics and gynecology. "LDMP was specifically developed for the treatment of menopausal VMS. It appears to be effective and well-tolerated, and, if approved by FDA, it could be the first nonhormonal option available for women."
At the end of August Noven Pharmaceuticals submitted an NDA to FDA for use of LDMP in the menopausal VMS indication. The firm is a subsidiary of Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical.
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