Row 91230

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No, what you did (comparing cycle theory to roulette) is a less exaggerated form of reductio ad absurdum, a classic logical fallacy. Now you've moved the goal, aka tu quoque, another logical fallacy where you've countered my argument with a counter-accusation instead of addressing my original point. In the process, you compared price projections to market trends and cycles, which aren't the same thing.

Critical thinking and anticipating the future would be to analyze the time it's traditionally taken for the supply shock resulting from the halving to take effect. Since this is classic supply and demand economics, it doesn't take a genius to deduce that this will have an impact on price action.

You're so blinded by your desire to prove what you misidentify as groupthink wrong that you've clouded your own critical thinking, failing to acknowledge that trends, clichés and axiomatic reasoning exist for a reason - it's often true.

Anyway, you've failed to directly address a single point I've made and continue to fall into logical fallacies in an attempt to prove your point, so I'm out of this convo. I will add a RemindMe to this conversation, though, and perhaps educate you in the future.

Cheers

Edit: typed supply instead of supply shock

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