#illogicality

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Daily WTF: The Illogical Assumption That Money Has Corrupted Hillary Clinton

Daily WTF: The Illogical Assumption That Money Has Corrupted Hillary Clinton

In 2010, the Supreme Court sanctioned Citizens United vs. FEC, which essentially declared that non-profit (and later for-profit) organizations were allowed to spend as much money on a political candidate as they wanted and that the government trying to restrict them was an infringement upon their 1st Amendment rights. This opened the floodgates for massive corporate donations and helped bring…

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[gluedeyez-blog]

EPF row: Revenue Secretary blames 'bad phrashing' in Budget speech "The entire thing happened not because of any illogicality in the step but due to the communication gap." …

[churdtzu]

i always take comfort in the fact that if i whine enough about something, the world will change to accommodate my narrow view of it.

[ivythecrazylady]

I like science, it confuses me sometimes. I don’t like people, they confuse me sometimes aw well. I like art, it never confuse me for real. That’s why Im a psych major.

[illogicality-blog]

Illogicality.

1. Contradicting or disregarding the principles of logic.

2. Without logic; senseless.

source - http://www.thefreedictionary.com

It's can't just be me who wonder if their is any logic left in the world, that would be illogical.

I have this dilemma, I would like to prove my point and have a rational debate as to why people are people, as to why we should not shove our views onto others, why we should not shout at one and other telling each other they are wrong. But, to do such a task would mean becoming a hypocrite and failing victim to what it is I am trying to stop. In turn, creating a blog for such a purpose would be self defeating. proving the only way to win would be not to play, but again a problem lies within it self. To not play such a game would mean to leave it alone and let it fester, "If you want something done do it yourself." Again this fall's pray to the first problem. In turn creating a paradox, an unstoppable force colliding with an unmovable object.

I leave this to you. The reader. tell me in any form you like, e-mail, reply, reblog, even send me a link to a youtube video of you telling me.

Would a task that is self defeating still have a purpose?

[see-it-thrice]

There will always be insanity where there is sanity. The presence of people will always result in division – a division in which I will most indefinitely choose insanity. In a world where some absurdities are regarded as normal and others as insanity, the only way I can live among such illogicality is to be insane. Because it is only logical to follow my minds beliefs, free of the influences of society. Contrary to common belief, insanity is not simply madness but rather, a decision to not conform to the ideals of this society. To surrender all sense of identity – that is madness. So I choose insanity. I choose to live in isolation, to chase the enlightenment many religions speak so vaguely of. Though for me, it may simply be a matter of arrogance that leads me to believe I am unfit for the worlds ‘sanity’.

[inahidingplace]

Man Vs. Fridge!

I believe that I may have finally put an end to my guerilla war against my fridge which has been going on since I moved in.

Basically, the bastard has been trying to kill me. It has some form of resentment towards me because I make it store my perishables. Since that happens to be his function in life I think it is a reasonable ask really. 

It all started the other day at breakfast time. There I am in my semi-conscious morning state, trying to work out the basic physics of pouring milk on cereal because somehow my milk was....solid?! It was still well within its use by date. Why was I about to be poisoned with solid milk?

Next day, I fancy some cheese. But, HEY....WAIT A MINUTE!!! there is fluff on my cheese. Geez I only bought that 3 days ago. Grrrrrr! I will not die due to fluffy cheese.

The final straw had been snapped! I checked that my fridge did in fact have power and it did. So I was paying for things to not be cold?! That dastardly son of a freezer!

It turns out that I had been tricked by some kind of field of illogicality surrounding my fridge. You see, when I moved in, my fridge was set on 5. 5! My food will never be kept cool enough on five, so I turned it down to 1. But apparently, 5 is the coldest. The highest number = the lowest number! What the...?!!!!! *angry face*

This is the most illogical system ever. Surely it would make sense to have 5 = 5 Celsius and 0 = 0  Celsius. Not t'other way around!

This system makes about as much sense as saying, 'Oh yeah, I love that guy, he's so nice. He's at least 4 Hitlers.' Who would fucking say that?!!!!! It's also like saying, 'Man, that is tasty....tasty as shit!' ....OK, so some idiots would actually say that because if something is .....as shit then apparently that's good? ....but it doesn't draw away from my point that this system is ridiculous. 

Yet another reason the whole world should simply revert to the 'Scale of Whale' and forget all this mathematics nonsense...

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You're Illogicality Makes Me Wonder;

If there was one thing I always thought was stupid to gain a public opinion on, it'd be this: lowering the drinking age to 18.

Sure, I bet educators would love their senior high school students coming to school drunk legally. Face it, under-age drinking will always be a problem, but use some logic, people.

"I have to excuse my son from going to school today in hopes of getting his high school diploma within 4 years or less - because he's drunk."

"I've brought your daughter to my office today because she brought alcohol to lunch the other day."

Just a quick thought.