You didn't even mention any specific "claim" by this individual.
You simply spouted off about "plagiarism" and a bunch of other "moral failings".
The funny thing about ad hominem attacks is they are a DOUBLE-EDGED-SWORD.
If you really want to avoid ad hominems, you must also avoid "positive" ad hominems (praising someone's personal integrity and or "character" in order to attempt to boost the "credibility" of their claims).
I'm kind of an ad hominem purist.
Please try to present a logical claim without even mentioning the "source" of that claim.
Your identity cannot validate or invalidate your logic.
Oops I thought I had my response to this on there but didn't.
I already provided my case to disprove this claim. So I guess we just don't agree.
Yeah, splitting hairs on ad hominems leaves the door wide open for "differences of opinion".
It doesn't matter if the accusation is "true" or not.
It doesn't matter if the "attack" could be intended as "something positive".
Any mention of someone's identity (character, personality, history) is a RED-HERRING.
Let's try to stick as closely to "the facts" as we can.
Click to watch 28 seconds,
Now you are being dishonest and misrepresenting my argument. If that is all you saw, then we are also at our limit here. As it would be illogical to continue.
But thanks for your time.
We can observe the speed of light.
This is empirically verifiable by radio triangulation.
This conversation has absolutely nothing to do with any specific individual.
YOU DIDN'T EVEN MENTION ANY SPECIFIC "CLAIM" BY THIS INDIVIDUAL.
Radio triangulation.
Radio triangulation.
Yes.
I covered this in the other one. Let's try to keep it on one. I know, I think I made more threads lol, but it is confusing and not efficient to bank down multiple comments :)