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<blockquote data-quote="Kem" data-source="post: 3676686" data-attributes="member: 18158">Thats ok.&nbsp; Since you chose to ignore the demonstration of how a Flight Simulator is by your own words a Role-Playing Game, I see no reason to think you are actually argueing a point.You will note that when I said &quot;I see no rational basis for it not to be so.&quot; I then showed you why I see no reason for it not to be so.&nbsp; I did not toss it back to you to disprove.&nbsp; As such your &quot;Burden of Proof Fallacy&quot; was in fact a strawman as I did not force you to prove anything until proving it myself.&nbsp; You CHOSE to ignore the rest of the post until the end of it.When I said you used &quot;Appeal To Authority&quot; I then provided a example of why using a single person to try and define a term doesn't work.&nbsp; Google has a very loose link on having Google mean &quot;The Name of Their Company&quot; just as Kleenex lost their name to mean &quot;Facial Tissue&quot; as opposed to &quot;The Name of Their Company&quot;.&nbsp; Band-Aid is also very close to this also (or did they lose it already?).People determine what words mean, not individuals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kem, post: 3676686, member: 18158"] Thats ok. Since you chose to ignore the demonstration of how a Flight Simulator is by your own words a Role-Playing Game, I see no reason to think you are actually argueing a point. You will note that when I said "I see no rational basis for it not to be so." I then showed you why I see no reason for it not to be so. I did not toss it back to you to disprove. As such your "Burden of Proof Fallacy" was in fact a strawman as I did not force you to prove anything until proving it myself. You CHOSE to ignore the rest of the post until the end of it. When I said you used "Appeal To Authority" I then provided a example of why using a single person to try and define a term doesn't work. Google has a very loose link on having Google mean "The Name of Their Company" just as Kleenex lost their name to mean "Facial Tissue" as opposed to "The Name of Their Company". Band-Aid is also very close to this also (or did they lose it already?). People determine what words mean, not individuals. [/QUOTE]

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