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Yes, sorry, my mistake.
"But logical thinking should tell you that the possibility that both [Mueller and RR] are clean is not [only] real, it is compelling."
Thanks, Anon, for noticing.
It really amazes me that Q can tell us to "think logically" and then give us a classically structured logical argument such as…
Q Post 2118
If [RR] is dirty, Mueller must also be dirty.
if Mueller is dirty, [RR] must also be dirty.
Q
And then not one philosophyfag steps forward (excepting me that I'm aware) to perform a rewrite of that argument by the 'logical equivalence rules of replacement. In other words, Q's post 2118 above is logically equivalent to the following argument:
If [RR] is clean, Mueller must also be clean.
if Mueller is clean, [RR] must also be clean.
Why in the hell would Q give us a classically structured logical argument such as post 2118 and then not want us to "think logically"? It is easy to assume that everything Q says should be interpreted in a way that makes you "feel" good. But a lot of the time the truth is hidden and requires one to "expand their thinking" in a way that is uncomfortable. All I can say is get used to it. Things are about to happen quickly and while you don't have to accept my opinions you should hopefully be comfortable with the possibility that your opinions may be wrong and require you to expand your thinking to see the truth.