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Hmmm .... Smart Lily, but I know that card your trying to play and it's not going to work.

None of you are on msn, why?
 
And yet, there remains no way for you to justify my theory's failure, Krafty Quill, due to your question's elusiveness and your hesitance in asking. Now, if you were a bit more decisive, it could easily be disproved... :D
 
Lily said:
And yet, there remains no way for you to justify my theory's failure, Krafty Quill, due to your question's elusiveness and your hesitance in asking. Now, if you were a bit more decisive, it could easily be disproved... :D

Yeah, and there's no way you can prove I don't know the question either. Just because I'm delaying it doesn't mean I don't know it. But you know what, it really doesn't matter if you believe me or not. I know whats true and whats not.

See all this trouble the question brings...
 
Krafty Quill said:

Yeah, and there's no way you can prove I don't know the question either. Just because I'm delaying it doesn't mean I don't know it. But you know what, it really doesn't matter if you believe me or not. I know whats true and whats not.

See all this trouble the question brings...

Ah, but if that was true, you wouldn't have disproved my first theory in the first place, if you didn't want this rhetoric to ensue and your definite proof of omniscience.

So, in the end, there lies nothing but my original theory on your intent, which you pointlessly refuted. :3
 
Lily said:

Ah, but if that was true, you wouldn't have disproved my first theory in the first place, if you didn't want this rhetoric to ensue and your definite proof of omniscience.

So, in the end, there lies nothing but my original theory on your intent, which you pointlessly refuted. :3

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I don't feel like doing this right now. And it's seven hours past my bedtime.

I'll say more tomorrow but for now I'll say what you put out was your assumption of what I know about the question. Logically, or to my logic anyway, when somebody knows that another person's assumptions are wrong, the right thing to do would be to set the record straight. That was the reason I protested against your suggestion as it pales in comparison to my knowledge. So to say I refuted it pointlessly would be wrong.

Further more ... *yawn

Really, I'm out of it. I'll sort this out tomorrow.

I'm out.
 
Krafty Quill said:
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I don't feel like doing this right now. And it's seven hours past my bedtime.

I'll say more tomorrow but for now I'll say what you put out was your assumption of what I know about the question. Logically, or to my logic anyway, when somebody knows that another person's assumptions are wrong, the right thing to do would be to set the record straight. That was the reason I protested against your suggestion as it pales in comparison to my knowledge. So to say I refuted it pointlessly would be wrong.

Further more ... *yawn

Really, I'm out of it. I'll sort this out tomorrow.

I'm out.

If...there is something (bad) you should know about me, Krafty Quill, I don't intend on backing down once I engage in a 'debate,' or so to speak, until I know loss/triumph is certain. I'm too stubborn, so despite your lack of sleep, I want to persist, and I'll extend my apologies in advance for bothering you. >P

Moving on, my assumptions were technically validated due to your own evasion; how do I know your 'so-called' knowledge exists? You've given no proof, no evidence to your superior knowledge, so in all fairness, they were placed within the range of an average assuming mind. Refuting it only granted injustice towards my side, thus marking it pointless.

And...big words? Me? Hardly, although I wish. XD

G-Man, you're my insurance guy. *I'm* not supposed to give you money. >D

 
G-Man (The_Pokemon_Hossier) said:
*pokes Lily*

Give me my 20 cents, smexy.

O.o
*gets smacked*

=O Father is hitting on another girl. Stop cheating on your wive(s). >___<

Then again.. I don't mind having Lily as a mother. <3
 
I'm only fourteen! ;; Plus, I'd make you read and write a lot, as well as learn the piano, paint, roller coasters....=D

look!~

Ah...with this, I'm going to retire for the night. School tomorrow.

Bye~ T.T;;

edit: ah, never mind. I wanna stay after all. <3
 
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Lily said:
I'm only fourteen! ;; Plus, I'd make you read and write a lot, as well as learn the piano, paint, roller coasters....=D

look!~

Ah...with this, I'm going to retire for the night. School tomorrow.

Bye~ T.T;;

edit: ah, never mind. I wanna stay after all. <3

So? I only think father's 15. ^^

PIANO? Nooooo! Get away from me you crazy woman. >_<

.. Kidding. I'd still like you as a mother. <3

EDIT- *Looks at link* You want me to have your heart, Lily? Sure thing. <3
 
Lily said:
If...there is something (bad) you should know about me, Krafty Quill, I don't intend on backing down once I engage in a 'debate,' or so to speak, until I know loss/triumph is certain. I'm too stubborn, so despite your lack of sleep, I want to persist, and I'll extend my apologies in advance for bothering you. >P

Moving on, my assumptions were technically validated due to your own evasion; how do I know your 'so-called' knowledge exists? You've given no proof, no evidence to your superior knowledge, so in all fairness, they were placed within the range of an average assuming mind. Refuting it only granted injustice towards my side, thus marking it pointless.



I don't think you understand. It's 4AM here. This is the last post for the day from me.

I don't mind having a debate so don't look at that as a bad thing. And nothing you say actually bothers me so don't worry about that. In fact, mostly I appreciate your posts.

First off, an example, If I assume something and you assume something about what I'm assuming, than there are no grounds for either of our assumptions to be considered valid regardless, given we both have limited knowledge of each others assumptions.

What's funny is that evasion is often (often enough to be called a cliche now) used to justify the state of the 'evady'. You see it everyday. E.G:

Ash: I challenge you to a pokemon battle!

Gary: Not now Ash, I'm not in the mood

Ash: Oh, you're just scared!

Gary: What, fine!! Bring It On!!

End of example. Watch how Ash assumes that Gary is scared from as little as 'I'm not in the mood'. In the end, is Ash's assumption true? No one would ever know except for Gary as he is the holder of the emotions in question. The fact that Ash manipulated him into battling just shows weakness on Gary's part. Firstly, for feeling he needs to prove something that needs no proof and secondly for giving into Ash's cunning method of manipulation.

If Gary, instead of agreeing to battle, told Ash: "What, I'm not scared!" (Hence refuting his assumption) Would it be correct to say that Gary's comment justified Ash's claim? Maybe. But the fact once again remains, the only person who knows the answer is the person who knows the truth about how Gary really feels. I'm sure even you'd agree that Gary would be the best candidate for that position.

Relating this to our debate, I see you playing Ash's role while I'm playing Gary's. I believe this example represents the situation very well. And given our roles, who would be considered 'right'?

As an extra, to make this more interesting, may i suggest that we each put up one more post and then leave the stage and allow everyone involved in this thread to vote as in who they think made the better point. First to five votes wins?

What do you think?

Now, I need to sleep so my post is going to have to be tomorrow.

I'd really love to finish this but my body tells me other wise.

Till tomorrow, goodnight.
 
Lily said:
I'm only fourteen! ;; Plus, I'd make you read and write a lot, as well as learn the piano, paint, roller coasters....=D

look!~

Ah...with this, I'm going to retire for the night. School tomorrow.

Bye~ T.T;;

edit: ah, never mind. I wanna stay after all. <3

OMFG!! YOU'RE PERFECT!!!!!!!!!! ^_^
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I perfectly understand. It is in your best interest to either reply back or don't. I never intended on forcing you; this is entirely your decision. About that example...

A bit inaccurate, imo.

First of all, Ash here is tempting Gary, taunting him in a rather insolent, brash way. I, for one, simply stated I was planning on continuing; I never provoked you, and I believe that kind of symbolism only digresses on both our weakness far too much, deviating from the original topic. =/ Let's look at what I said first:

Lily said:
Most likely Krafty Quill's question is nothing more than empty air, full of promises and expected information - a worthy, invisible thread of manipulation indeed.

(First of all, if you didn't catch my sarcasm...XD)

This statement heavily implies on your question's useless nature, having revealed none of its content nor given any hints. All in all, it was a fair interpretation of what I considered the situation. You were quick to refute it:

Krafty Quill said:
Hmmm .... Smart Lily, but I know that card your trying to play and it's not going to work.
What card I'm trying to play, first of all? You've made my failure absolute by a mere say of your words. While it is true you possess more knowledge of this 'question,' it is also true its existence is in question. Adding on to that, I personally don't bear any knowledge either, so it was a fair ground. I won't quote the rest, as they'll probably end in the same way, but if you knew there were 'no grounds for our assumption,' it'd be pointless to refute mine in the first place. If I harbored the first hints of negativity, you'd only be furthering the cause by replying back, thus allowing yourself to be provoked rather than truly evading, leaving my assumption empty and hanging. Later if you would have retained a more solid foundation, you could've easily refuted me and I would've stopped immediately; due to my lack of prior knowledge, however, this inevitably provoked me into questioning, for these past few posts in Nami-chan's club were nothing but elusiveness and elusiveness alone. Therefore, is it not fair for me to question until more information could be received? Simply denying it without evidence won't do. This is what ultimately molded my decision in continuing. After all, this is your question, not mine. You could've told, but you didn't. In the end, the whole incident only fueled my own curiosity and impatience.

Krafty Quill said:
Yeah, and there's no way you can prove I don't know the question either. Just because I'm delaying it doesn't mean I don't know it.

But how could *I* know that?

But you know what, it really doesn't matter if you believe me or not. I know whats true and whats not.

...So why bother refuting me in the first place?
 
Let's not have any more of those otiose family fuels talk here before we get more random activities involving female beings thrown into pits of lava. Certainly, there has to be a feminist mod out there somewhere who will eventually pick up the "offensive assault" and instead, torn this entire club down. One of those extremist who wants to spell woman as "womyn" so the word "man" is not in it, hmm? They are absolutely everywhere and a terrifying thought to even think about. So, cut those things out, plus it makes this place looks more spammy by every passing moment~


Mr. Krafty Quill has a well written analogy there, so it will be rude for Naminé not to comment on it. How does a claim manage to prove its validity? It is by putting it to a test. Is that not a science theories are all verified like so? If it is true, then the results of an experiment will demonstrate it. If it is not, then it will fail the experiment. So, how is it a sign of weakness to let a claim be trialed by fire?

In Mr. Krafty Quill's example, Gary is the determining factor as he holds the key to really knowing something or not, right? Ash challenges Gary to a battle on the basis of Gary maybe too scared to lose to Ash, and that he should prove it in battle. Well...

Suppose that two scientists are talking about the process of evaporation for water. One scientist claims that water will turn to steam if it is boiled. The other scientist is confused, and demand to see some evidence of it. The first scientist refuse, and the other scientist accuses that the first scientist is scared of making a wrong thesis by not allowing the experiment to be performed. So, it is now considered a weakness for the first scientist to perform the experiment? Easily, the scientists could have found out if water really turns to steam by simply boiling it. Otherwise, it remains a mystery rather if water will turn to steam or not.

In the example of Ash and Gary, perhaps Gary is not scared and he does have the ability to defeat Ash, Yet, by making such a reply to Ash that he is "not in the mood for the battle" and "is not scared" then walk away, he is making empty thesis yet not allowing them to be tested in order to test its validity. One will say in that example that Gary makes the "right choice" but not on the basis that he can successfully prove his statement or not. He will not succeed in proving rather he truly is scared of Ash or not, though he claims that he isn't. Instead, he will succeed in not (possibly) wasting time, or putting other factors in danger, such as the well-being of his Pokemon. Gary may win, but his Pokemon maybe hurt in the process, thus limiting his ability to perform better in other upcoming tournaments that are even more important. Gary made the right choice by saying "no" only on the basis that it doesn't matter to him anyway.

So, all in all, either Mr. Krafty Quill does not care rather Ms. Lily and Naminé regard his "question" as inexistant, or Mr. Krafty Quill does not have such a question at all... Unlike the Gary example, no one can possibly get hurt in this real scenario (as no one have to "fight" or do anything of the physical nature at all.) No one will be emotionally scarred either as it is only viewing a question. If Mr. Krafty Quill considers the small bet that Naminé shall be paired with him if she fails to answer the question in third person as one of those possible "damages" from this question, then no he is mistaken. Naminé is fully aware of what is going to happen by entering into this little bet, and will not regret being paired or anything if she does fail to answer it.

Why, isn't... Naminé what Mr. Krafty Quill always wanted...?


Welcome to Naminé's club as well, Mr. Akinari. She has seen a few of Mr. Akinari's poems and has seen him move around a bit in PC, especially in the Pokemon fanfic section. It is a pleasure and her unworthy joy to meet you personally like so~

EDIT: And so, Ms. Lily got upset at Naminé for using so much time to think of this post and reply to her so slowly on MSN... better appreciate this post as Naminé has made her only friend angry at her just for it...
 
Whoa! All that while I was gone? :\

Well it's nice to see Naminé has entered this conversation in a big way. I'll get to you in a minute but let me address your twin first. I'm probably not going to be back on PC later today so I might as well post now.

Okay, Lily. You didn't force me to do anything and I replied of my own free will and choice. You're right, it was totally my decision but I don't see why you had to include that little bit at the beginning of your post. Perhaps, maybe you thought I was complaining? I was really only apologizing for not being able to reply sooner.

Actually, I'll have to disagree with you. The example is accurate in my opinion. If you've read my fic The Target, The Victim, The Saviour you'd see how I tackled this issue of human emotion. In a nutshell, I'll tell you that no matter what comment a person makes about you or towards you, only you will be able to add a tag to that comment (whether it's bad or good for example). No matter what they say. You, and NOT them, will choose whether what they're saying is hurtful, complementary, provocative, e.t.c. And mind you this is always the case.

With that said, the most you could do with the comment about my question being empty air is suggest how I should take it. You may not have intended to provoke me but that is the way I perceived your statement. To me, that statement greatly questioned my legitimacy and trustworthiness and so, like any rational person would, I refuted it immediately. Like wise, Ash may or may not have intended for his theory on Gary being scared to be provocative, but nevertheless, Gary will act upon the way he, himself, perceived Ash's comment. The action of denying your claim was a reflection on how I felt about it and not on whether or not you wanted to provoke me.

It would only be fair for everyone to have their own interpretations. But tell me, if a person interprets something according to their own views and yet another person KNOWS that this interpretation is wrong, wouldn't it be correct procedure for the knowledgeable person to show the other the 'truth'?

An example of this would be, let's say, one five year old boy and a fourteen year old boy. The toddler assumes that Santa Claus is real and he holds his evidence from the fact that his parents told him so, and that he sees presents under the tree, and all the commercials and so on. But the older boy, being more experienced, knows that Santa is nothing but a fable. Wouldn't it be correct for him to set the boy straight?

You may say no to this question (maybe the little boy's faith shouldn't be crushed so soon) and it may even be the case that according to the toddler, this older boy's 'knowledge' is questionable (after all, how can he trust the 'empty' words of this older boy given all the evidence he has seen?). If the older boy feels it is necessary to tell the younger one what he knows, he will. Just as I will tell you that your claim is wrong if I'm sure that is the case.

You responded just the way I expected you to. I purposely used that example of our assumptions to get my point across. But as you know, that is not the case with the question. On your part, you assume that I may be lying. But there are no assumptions whatsoever on my part and therefore I have some sort of foundation to disagree with your assumption. Tell me which wins, assumption or knowledge? But I guess the real problem here is that my 'knowledge' cannot be trusted either. Possibly, rightfully so, as you have not seen any 'evidence' to my 'claim'. Thankfully, you quoted my words regarding my concern of this matter.

I did say: it really doesn't matter if you believe me or not. Which is exactly why I have no incentive to even prove myself. So why bother refuting you in the first place? If you didn't get it in the Ash and Gary example or the example I put above, I suggest you revise my posts and you will discover why. And yes, you may continue to be skeptical until you receive further information as the information I have given you of the question's existence is clearly not enough according to your standards.

That about covers you Lily and I'm sure you know what card I'm talking about. Okay, now Naminé.

I must admit that you are pretty spot on in your above posts. To prove a claim, it must be put to some sort of test. It is not a weakness to allow a claim to be put the test. However, this theory of putting something to 'the test' can very easily be used as a tool of manipulation. If you want somebody to do something, all you'd have to do is spew anything that has the hopes of provoking the sensibility and/or validity of the person enough to make them commit to doing things they need not do or things that you would like to see them do.

Sure, if Gary truly isn't scared than he'll prove it by battling Ash - and in the process play perfectly into Ash's hands and do things he doesn't want to (he's not in the mood to). While Ash's real reasons (which may or may not be mentioned in the example) for wanting to battle Gary could be hidden behind this 'prove you're not scared' theory, Gary would be playing against his own wishes to prove a statement that Ash may not even want to be proved in the first place. It would be a weakness to be pulled into such a circumstance.

If, and only if, Gary felt he needed to prove himself (and prove Ash wrong in the process) should he proceed to battle. In much the same way, the scientist in your example should only carry out the procedure if he'd like to prove to the fellow scientist that water would indeed turn to steam when boiled. As you may know that is not the case with me as I have clearly stated that it really doesn't matter if you believe me or not.

The reason why Gary said 'no' would be considered the 'right choice' has been explained perfectly in your post. Mind you, literally, not even I could have explained it any better. That said, it is case that I am not concerned with whether you believe the question exists or not.

Are you seducing me, Naminé? Of course you know that Naminé is on top of Mr. Krafty Quill's desires list. And all this makes me want you even more … unfortunately, as I said before, this is my only post for the day and I'd rather post the question separately from this. As I mentioned before it has a time element to it and giving you one full day to answer would be erroneous to say the least. A more suitable forum for this question would be msn as I am giving you less than a minute to answer.

And I GAURANTEE that should Naminé step foot in the msn forum, she will be leaving with my arm wrapped around her (not to mention I'll be leaving with a big smile on face cause I would have proved Lily wrong too! :)). Scratch that, it's no longer a question of 'if' it's just a matter of time as Naminé has already agreed to attempt to answer the question. She is now bound by the contract and cannot refuse to come to msn. Unfortunately, I will not be able to log onto msn during the weekdays (as the only available time I have is now) and so this meeting will have to take place on Friday or Saturday night. May I suggest that until then, Naminé should savour her final days of being single. I'm sorry Roy, as much as you don't want me to pair with her, this question is IT.

I should also mention methods such as "I" or "you" will not be tolerated in the 'answer'. On second thought, mentioning that would be pointless as the mere nature of the question will not allow it. So confident I am that I am almost willing to post my PC password for all to see on this very thread or better yet leave PC forever should Naminé 'answer' correctly within the given time limit. As much as I'd hate to 'destroy' Naminé, when she fails to 'answer' this question correctly, not only will she be my pair but she must forfeit the right to talk in third person FOREVER.

My only concern and partly the reason I delayed this question is because I was highly doubtful that Naminé would agree with the terms. I now trust that that is not the case.

With that said, I'll probably post again tomorrow if I get the time to do so.

Until then, bye and enjoy.

Your hours of being unpaired are ticking away...
 
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