Anonymous #1 18h

Shit bro not those with syndactyly

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Anonymous OP 18h

Exceptions don’t invalidate the rule

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Anonymous #1 18h

But then… all humans don’t have 10 fingers after all…

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Anonymous OP 18h

All humans are born with 2 legs, exceptions don’t invalidate the rule. All humans have 10 fingers

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Anonymous #1 18h

But they aren’t all born with two legs 🤨 and not all humans have 10 fingers 🤨 I’m confused what you’re trying to prove here

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Anonymous OP 18h

I have proven that exceptions don’t invalidate the rule, it’s not an overgeneralisation if it’s reasonable

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Anonymous #1 18h

What rule? All humans have ten fingers? I just proved they don’t, I’m still confused af what you’re trying to say

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Anonymous OP 18h

How did you prove it when exceptions don’t break the rule?

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Anonymous #1 18h

Exceptions don’t break rules, but there is no rule stating all humans have 10 fingers. That… is a really pointless argument

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Anonymous OP 18h

In school you weren’t taught that there are 5 fingers on a hand? To help you count? In medical schools they don’t know how many fingers humans have?

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Anonymous #1 18h

Dude… you are giving me such a headache here, you know 5 fingers is a result of genetics, and genes are prone to mutations, thus it is… completely possible not have 5 fingers and still be human

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Anonymous OP 18h

Yes, what’s known as the norm is where the rules come from. A rare genetic mutation is an abnormality, it’s not the norm. The rule is not effected

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Anonymous #1 18h

Rules don’t arise from norms, they arise from established facts. Therefore, there is no rule stating all humans have 10 fingers.

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Anonymous OP 11h

Yes there is

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