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@Timid8967
There is no need to be patronizing.
- On the contrary.
A syllogism's premise to conclude a 100% response requires an all. I could say some men are mortal and that too would be true. Yet, that could only lead me to conclude that perhaps Socrates is mortal. And even with that I could be 100% confident that might be mortal, but I want to know that he is mortal. And therefore I need an all.Your suggestion of martians however was not based on anything of reasonable confidence. It was created by you to try and refute my logic. Yet you did not achieve what you wanted because you were unable to do more than try and compare apples with oranges. You needed to provide an example to allow you to compare apples with apples.
- You postulate that "all martians are immortal" is obviously a false statement. The negation of a false statement is of course a true statement, following the law of excluded middle. Let me ask you then, what is the negation of "all martians are immortal"? It is of course "some martians are immortal", which according to what you postulate must be a true statement; but is it though? Something to think about.
Your suggestion about me attending a logic class is like water of a ducks back because it is you who appears to have a problem with understanding logic. But that is ok.
- You are entitled to be wrong, of course.
If you are a teachable person and humble then perhaps your god or someone's god will enable you to learn some logic.
- Sometimes we inquire when we don't know. There is no fault in that. If you went & did your research instead of rebutting me we wouldn't be here arguing.