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Game 048 [Voice]

I've gathered that some of you out there are rather old. I'd think if you were immortal, individual years would start to lose their meaning with time. So, what do you think constitutes a memorable birthday? Every ten years? Every one hundred? How old do you get before you stop taking notice of single years?

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Hey! I'm not stupid! I just have a broader mind about future possibilities.

You're deliberately ignoring my argument. So either you're stupid or you don't respect me.

Am I? Or do you not like it that I'm beating your argument! [By making no sense, but either way!]

You're not beating my argument. You're contradicting established facts and you're contradicting yourself. You can't just say what you want and expect it to form a reasonable, cohesive stance.

If you want to continue being deliberately obtuse, I can grant you the same respect.

Edited 2013-03-12 23:20 (UTC)

Not all established facts are facts forever! Sometimes they are changed or proven wrong in the end! Just being open minded is all!

So why aren't you open-minded to the possibility that you've argued yourself into a corner?

Because I haven't!

You're arguing for a contradiction. Try considering the possibility for a moment.

But everything I've said so far isn't all a contradiction!

The crux of your current argument is a contradiction. In order to fix that, you'd have to change your current argument.

No it's not. It's circumstances, not contradictions!

You can't claim that something will definitely happen when it doesn't always happen. Now, if you believe that it will happen in this circumstance, you can make an argument for that. But you can't use the reasoning that a demand will create a supply.

Of course a demand can create a supply! People will work to make that supply is all!

It can. But the point is that it isn't guaranteed to.

Yeah, but I think when people need it too, it will.

That's not a certainty.

But it's not, NOT a certainty either!

It is. Something is either a certainty or not, and this is not.

In order for it to be used as your argument, it needs to be a certainty. You said that since love and peace are needed, they will happen. But without that certainty, your argument falls apart.

Then it's a certainty! HAHAHAHAHAHA!

You can't base your argument on false statements.

It's not false! [Hope you're having fun with Vash!logic.] There will be peace one day. Just wait and see.

That's a hope. Not a fact.

Naw, it's a fact. It will happen.

How can you say so? And if you have no response beyond "there is a demand", then I will have no choice but to believe you aren't listening to what I say. In which case I'll stop wasting my words.

I can say so because you never know what the future will bring.

	
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