Surveying opinions on philosophy -- on omegle
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Here's the closest I got to a discussion of it:
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Lesson learned: Omegle is not a good place to probe for (even barely) intellectual discussions.
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#2
Obviously things generalized could switch between true and false. But even non-general things can change. Obama is president of the US. While that is true now, in a few years it would be false. Saying Obama is the 44th president of the US would always be true.

But yes, I don;t know why anyone would think omegle would be a good place to survey people.
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Niernen Wrote:Obviously things generalized could switch between true and false. But even non-general things can change. Obama is president of the US. While that is true now, in a few years it would be false. Saying Obama is the 44th president of the US would always be true.

again, that would be a problem of not properly defining the assumptions for the statement. "Today is 29 January 2014; Obama is currently the President of the United States."
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#4
Yes, no, and yes.
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#5
You were on omegle for the potential strippres awaiting, you just wanted to play it cool with the guys who were flashing you instead Rolleyes
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#6
You didn't ask for their sex, location, and age. If you did, they would have gladly talked more. or ended the call faster
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KhainiWest Wrote:You were on omegle for the potential strippres awaiting, you just wanted to play it cool with the guys who were flashing you instead Rolleyes

text-only question mode. You enter a question for two strangers to discuss, and you yourself can't say anything.
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