There is general agreement in the real world about the excellent quality of the movie; there is over-represented disagreement here on the board. People know which carries more weight.Well come on folks. We already know we have the Number One movie of the year in terms of quality. No question. So does it matter than we have the Number One money-making movie? Umm... Hell yeah!![]()
No we don't. That's your opinion, not an objective fact. There is disagreement about that on these boards, hell in every thread about the quality of the movie.
go Jeri!![]()
It is objective fact that disagreement is overepresented on this board in comparison to the real world. And it is objective fact that people know which carries more weight.There is general agreement in the real world about the excellent quality of the movie; there is over-represented disagreement here on the board. People know which carries more weight.No we don't. That's your opinion, not an objective fact. There is disagreement about that on these boards, hell in every thread about the quality of the movie.
Last time I checked with the real world, popular opinion still doesn't magically transform subjective opinion into objective fact.
It is objective fact that disagreement is overepresented on this board in comparison to the real world. And it is objective fact that people know which carries more weight.
So, considering the comparative numbers of posts by those who dislike the movie to the positive posts, it is very reasonable to call it objective fact that on this board, those who dislike the movie are overrepresented by the volume of their messages.
Overgeeked, I've been at the TrekBBS eight years. I started watching TOS on NBC in 1966. Being a Trek fan only draws people here; it doesn't make them anything else. It doesn't follow that they have more complaints because they're better.
People know the real world carries more weight. They know the BBS carries weight in specific; i.e., not in general. To assert it's applicable in general is the presumption.
what you are using isn't logicSo, considering the comparative numbers of posts by those who dislike the movie to the positive posts, it is very reasonable to call it objective fact that on this board, those who dislike the movie are overrepresented by the volume of their messages.
We only get one vote. We can post until our fingers bleed.
Overgeeked, I've been at the TrekBBS eight years. I started watching TOS on NBC in 1966. Being a Trek fan only draws people here; it doesn't make them anything else. It doesn't follow that they have more complaints because they're better.
People know the real world carries more weight. They know the BBS carries weight in specific; i.e., not in general. To assert it's applicable in general is the presumption.
You're not that familiar with formal logic. Point taken.
The poster is not the topic; you make no point.You're not that familiar with formal logic. Point taken.
There is general agreement in the real world about the excellent quality of the movie; there is over-represented disagreement here on the board. People know which carries more weight.No we don't. That's your opinion, not an objective fact. There is disagreement about that on these boards, hell in every thread about the quality of the movie.
Last time I checked with the real world, popular opinion still doesn't magically transform subjective opinion into objective fact.
So, considering the comparative numbers of posts by those who dislike the movie to the positive posts, it is very reasonable to call it objective fact that on this board, those who dislike the movie are overrepresented by the volume of their messages.
We only get one vote. We can post until our fingers bleed.
Overgeeked, I've been at the TrekBBS eight years. I started watching TOS on NBC in 1966. Being a Trek fan only draws people here; it doesn't make them anything else. It doesn't follow that they have more complaints because they're better.
People know the real world carries more weight. They know the BBS carries weight in specific; i.e., not in general. To assert it's applicable in general is the presumption.
You're not that familiar with formal logic. Point taken.
Don't give them ANY ideas!With Star Trek and Transformers lighting up the box office, I wonder if anyone at Paramount is thinking... crossover?![]()
*grrrr*
Spock Prime
Optimus Prime
That simple!
subjective opinion = yours
objective fact = Star Trek is a bonafide hit in the real world, RT, and here.
now you have my permission to twist that any which way![]()
The film has plot holes, it's a fact.
The film has plot holes, it's a fact.
The Bible has plot holes.
So does "Casablanca." Finding "plot holes" in popular stories is like finding lint in someone's pockets...so?
To assert that such things exist is to observe a commonplace, and that's a long, long way from demonstrating that a reasonable person should be greatly concerned by them in evaluating a work of fiction.
BTW, by any understanding of formal logic your sig is literally nonsense and without value in a discussion.
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