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Regular Arguments

from Hyacinth by blue odeur

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Written, recorded, and produced by lbardsley.
The lyrics take a sardonical perspective of common logically fallacious arguments, which are very much rampant, and therefore all the more important to identify and avoid.

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If I beg the question, use conclusion as premise,
Will my reasoning be circular and will it eat itself?
Where is the beginning, and where is the end?
Did I come in through the out door
Or am I a back door man instead?

From repetition signifies that it has been extensively discussed
Until nobody really cares anymore
From silence, from authority,
Will my attributes leak falsities?
Are you irrelevant?
Do I appeal to you?
Unqualified?
Do I appeal to you?
Biased?
Do I appeal to you?
Fabricated?
Do I appeal to you?
Do I appeal to you?
Do I?
The flaw is failing to account for natural fluctuations.
Please.

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from Hyacinth, released November 26, 2018

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