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"I will do X because I feel like doing it" is Self-Sealing Argument or a vacuous statement. This is like saying "where ever you go, there you are." I get the impression that Person A meant "I CAN do X because I feel like doing it" or this is what is being argued. Moving on assuming we are arguing "can" here and not "will." |
answered on Tuesday, Aug 06, 2019 07:41:17 PM by Bo Bennett, PhD | |
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