Troythulu’s Top 20 Logical Fallacies #15 share 1 day ago by Troythulu This, the fifteenth in my series of top 20 errors in thought and argument, deals with one of the more common intellectual strategies of true believers, the Negative Proof Fallacy, or Burden of Proof Fallacy. The intent is to shift the burden of proof for their claims away from themselves, and onto t ... The Call of Troythulu - kestalusrealm.wordpress.com · Rank: 139,222 · 3 references |
Standards For Standards Sake share 1 day ago by blair This post gets nerdy enough that you might want to steer clear. I also don’t go too out of my way to explain the jargon of the subject, so be forewarned. A few days ago, it was announced that the W3C was discontinuing work on XHTML2, which was planned to be the next big thing for the web; it was goi ... blair mitchelmore's blog - blair.mitchelmore.ca · Rank: 163,175 · 3 references |