Re: OT: Sturgeon's Law and other eponymous laws

[lcortese -at- townisp -dot- com]

I say it's valid and you say it's not valid? Prove it.


> On 10 Sep 2012, at 02:19, lcortese -at- townisp -dot- com wrote:
>
>> On what evidence? The best kind, life experience.
>>
>> There's nothing irrational about it. Sturgeon's Law is an estimable
>> reflection on the nature of reality.
>>
>> Larry
>>
>
>
> One man's hand is another man's fist. This kind of anecdotal evidence
> falls far short of either the standards of empirical evidence or logical
> validity required to establish something as either an empirical
> generalisation or universal truth.
>
> P
>
>



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