What’s the difference between a circle and an oval?
A foci and a center.
A constant and a repeated succession.
A viscous form of arguement in which the conclusion is virtually assumed to prove the premise, and then the premise made to prove the conclusion.
Arguement in Circle.
A circle and a sphere is a matter of an extra dimension leading axis to become.
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The premise is based on the conclusion.
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Yes. That is a circular arguement. A premise derived to support a singular conclusion. And, the only conclusion one can derive is based on the presumption of the premise.
Thanks for the time in mind, OG.
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