Re: Logic in Schools



Keith Ramsay wrote:
> As far as I can tell, the two of you are just phenomenally
> biased against Torkel Franzen:

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> There is no "obligatory hazing". I've been reading usenet for
> a very long time, and I've been criticized in a lot of different
> ways. People pointing out as incorrect things that I've written
> that were incorrect are some of my favorite critics.

Oh, really? Then let me point out that you made an error in a truth
table a month or so ago.

I'll be more than happy to continue pointing that out, in reply to any
other messages you make to sci.logic, for years if you like.

Please give me some idea of how many years, and how many posts, it
might take me to achieve 'favorite critic' status with you.

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