(The post describes a fallacy where you rule out a few specific members of a set using properties specific to those members, and proceed to conclude that you’ve ruled out that entire set, having failed to consider that it may have other members which don’t share those properties. My comment takes specific examples of people falling into this fallacy that happened to be mentioned in the post, rules out that those specific examples apply to me, and proceeds to conclude that I’m invulnerable to this whole fallacy, thus committing this fallacy.
(Unless your comment was intended to communicate “I think your joke sucks”, which, valid.))
This comment feels like you want to say something different than what you wrote.
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(The post describes a fallacy where you rule out a few specific members of a set using properties specific to those members, and proceed to conclude that you’ve ruled out that entire set, having failed to consider that it may have other members which don’t share those properties. My comment takes specific examples of people falling into this fallacy that happened to be mentioned in the post, rules out that those specific examples apply to me, and proceeds to conclude that I’m invulnerable to this whole fallacy, thus committing this fallacy.
(Unless your comment was intended to communicate “I think your joke sucks”, which, valid.))
yep that’s correct