/lit/ - Literature

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Niacin 07/26/13(Fri)06:29 No.3970236

Does anyone else 'not believe' in deductive logic? I have just found the definition now and have simply discovered that I have not used it to make any logical conclusions. It simply isn't useful or 'real'. One thing can't prove another simply by analogy, unless in that specific class of things or system, it is suggested by a pattern of inducted examples. Then, it becomes a candidate for inductive verification. Deduction is useful for ideation, that is, determining what should be tested next as per a 'greedy algorithm' such that a specific pattern of things may then be inducted into a larger system for use, but it has not true truth value in any way. My reasoning stands as per a Kantian epistemological position. Demonstrate that I am wrong.


When posted this before the only response i got was:

' Epistemology don't exist, kiddo'

Hey /lit/, infrequent browser here.
I was wondering if you knew of any site that gives you the option of keeping a list of your favorite books.

I don't mind if I can't publicly share it.

Thank you in advance.

Pic related, I would hate to lose a list like this if my computer were to crash.

Sup, /lit/? Trying to update my list of books to buy before going to a large book sale tomorrow. Can /lit/ just post whatever "recommended book" lists you have? Sci-fi, classics, general fiction...its all good with me. Thanks.

Hey /lit/ do we have one of these for African American Literature?

french

>>675531

>>591573
There's an Australian one? Oh, and don't forget French.

Sssshhhh, we're trying to read

>>521635

>>512329
Snob.

French