Sculptor wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 3:24 pm
Age wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 1:44 am
Also, and this might be simpler for you, considering it is almost, to you, like I do not understand what 'assume' means, then how about you just write down clearly what 'assume' actually does mean, so then I can understand what 'it' means.
And then let us SEE if that is exactly what 'assume' actually does mean.
I expect the sun to shine tomorrow.
I also have proof and evidence that it shall continue to do so.
You could NEVER prove what WILL happen in the future. You could have a fairly good idea, and may be well over 99.99% in accuracy about what COULD happen, but you will NEVER know 100% because you will NEVER have the proof.
Sculptor wrote: ↑Mon Sep 16, 2019 3:24 pmHowever, the case in point is not about a future state, for which we can apply inductive evidence.
The case in point is supposing to be the case, without proof. Which is pretty much exactly what assuming is.
So, your definition, and correct me if I am wrong, is; 'Assuming' means supposing to be the case, without proof.
If this is your definition, then just as I have been claiming: I can express what some thing seems to me without ever 'assuming' that it is the case.
You claim that I can not do this.
So, I will say again: If you think or believe that 'you' are able to accurately tell me what 'I' can not do, then SHOW why I can NOT do what I said here.
In other words, you explain and show why I can not express what some thing seems to me without supposing it to be the case, without proof. We have both been using roughly the exact same definition of the word 'assume', so nothing has really changed in this regard.
If, however, this is NOT your definition for the words 'assume', then what is your definition for the word 'assume'.
If you want to claim that you KNOW what I can NOT do, especially when I say what I do do, then you will need to have some pretty good proof and evidence to back up your claim. You have NOT provided any to back you up so far, and your definition so far does NOT help your claim here at all.