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When you live in a society with laws

Page history last edited by Mike 10 years, 10 months ago

Philosophy / Ends do not justify the means 

When you live in a society with laws, the ends (your goals) do not justify illegal means (or ways of accomplishing those goals). +3

 

Reasons to agree:

  1. Societies should set laws to protect their citizens. +7
  2. You are a hypocrite if you rely on the law to protect you, but you think you can break the law to accomplish your vision of the greater good. +2
  3. If you do not like a societies laws, you should leave that society for one with laws that you are willing to live under.  

 

Conclusion Score:

# of reasons to agree: +3

# of reasons to disagree: -0

# of reasons to agree with reasons to agree: +7+2

# of reasons to agree with reasons to disagree: -0

Total Idea Score: +13

 

Don't like the score? It is easy to change the score. Just post a reason to agree or disagree with the overall idea, or any of the reasons and the score will change.

 

In the future, to avoid duplication, we will give a score between 0 and 1 to determine if a statement is similar to similar arguments already used as reasons to agree or disagree. Similarly we will have linkage scores that indicate, on a scale from 0 to 1 if a belief can be said to support the conclusion. 

 

So the points that an argument contributes to a conclusion will be represented by the arguments score multiplied by the linkage score multiplied by the unique score, or:

CP = A*L*U

 - CP = Contributing Points

 - A = Argument Score (Add the scores of reasons to agree and subtract the scores of the reasons to disagree)

 - L = Linkage Score (scale from 0 to 1)

 - U = Unique Score (scale from 0 to 1) 

 

Even when you do this in Excel it will find your circular math I know I am not explaining it perfect, I am just trying to show how it works...

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