lee wrote Yesterday at 9:46pm:
[quote author=AusbetterWorld link=1781654639/117#117 date=1782642057]Point to where I admitted that...
You claimed (in #117) "(TGD) has already admitted that he doesn't know if Australia has sufficient resources".
In fact I'm the one claiming Oz has enough resources to house, clothe, feed and employ everyone.
Quote:So the Government knows because it has all the data, it means you DON"T.
Crippled-brain lee at his most incompetent:
1. AI makes it possible for government to collect and analyze all the data (eg census, tax records, productive enterprises etc), with a view to formulatuing policies to eradicating poverty, since there is no shortage of resources which would prevent it.
2. Of course I don't have access to the data which will need to be collected and analyzed by governement.
Quote:So point me to where it says induction is foolproof.
"Logic....relying on facts and structured rules of inference" eg, given there are enough resources in Oz to house, clothe, feed and employ everyone, government can eradicate poverty.
Quote:Ai: "Inductive reasoning is not foolproof; it produces conclusions that are probable but not certain. The conclusions drawn from inductive reasoning can be false even if the premises are true."
Probable but not certain?
So how about the other logical approach to arrive at the truth; ie, empirical testing - to determine whether the Oz govt CAN mobilize resources to eradicate poverty.....
Quote:Now all you have to do is show you are using "correct reasoning". Something you have signally failed to do.
Logic.
There are enough resources in Oz to securely house everyone etc etc
Quote: TGD:
The proof is the failing status quo. That is not proof of the alternative theory.
Crippled brain lee: lack of resources is not the problem: so, to eradicate poverty, the government must either
1. Increase taxes to fund a poverty-eradication program,
or
2. Utilize another - logic-based - method to deal with the present
failing Neoclassical economic system (which is based on obsolete 'invisible hand' market dogma).
Rather than denying that the
status quo is now rejected by a large enough number of voters (the topic of this thread) to force politicans to make meaningful change, you could use your brain to suggest alternatives to the current delusional Neoclassicsl models based on non-existent "competing, rational, informed consumers"(!) as taught in Uni economics departments.
Pauline needs your help...
Quote:Nah, your
Neanderthal greed/survival of the organism instincts inform your every utterance.
Quote:Nothing there says anythin about battlers.
Crippled brain lee: Pauline herself (at the NPC) spoke extensively of Oz's "battlers" being ignored by the government.
Quote:AI : "No, Australian battlers are not the majority of the population. They represent a specific demographic of working-class individuals who face financial hardships, but Australia has a diverse population with varying socioeconomic statuses."
Addressed above: enough voters are forcing mainstream politicians to change the status quo - which is why we are now discussing (the rise of) Pauline's ON on the backs of disillusioned former voters for the mainstream Lab-Lib duopoly.
Quote:Lost again in your own fantasy.
Refuted above; ON's rise is real.