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The collection of fallacies, on the other hand, imagines it in a different way, from a different type of argument. Thus, since the knowledge of the pseudo-existent, whose revelation has not been avoided, is imaginary, the bizarre imagination of the pseudo-existent does not match! And it becomes "mundemunde matirminda" "different minds in different brains"! One will imagine the north, while another will imagine the south! Diametrically Opposite! The pseudo-existent does not have direct knowledge, so it has to rely on hypothetical imagination everywhere, and from imagined knowledge, many imagined waves of imagination arise; because, according to the maxim "to speak the truth from the nature of things," it can be said to be achieved in this way everywhere. It is in this way - by which it has the nature to perform the meaning, by which it performs the meaning - not by momentariness. And any meaning action occurs from the nature of that thing. This action is accepted in all feelings, and an occasion for such meaning action can be created from anywhere, because there is no difference in its cause.
So who will say that fire, in the presence of water, wets, because it has that kind of nature! And water, in the presence of fire, burns - burns, because it has that kind of nature! Or, because of the strangeness of that nature, a different kind of nature can also be imagined, which does not produce a lake! Because there is an abundance of examples everywhere that confirm such natures! It is easy to get such a suitable example from anywhere!
In this way, the one who argues fallaciously always takes refuge in the nature of things for the sake of achieving the father's view - the father's imagination, and this is the nature of things, in the end, he tries to silence the common man by giving an answer and shutting his mouth with an example! And he does not worry - no matter how, from anywhere, he finds a nature that suits his imagination! Because
the nature is strange, and it is easy to find an example that fits it everywhere! It doesn't take much effort to get it! For example, everyone knows that fire is inherently hot and burns, yet the one who argues fallaciously will try to prove that, look! Fire has the nature to wet in the presence of water, because water also wets! Similarly, water is inherently cold and has the nature to wet, yet the one who argues fallaciously will argue that water has the nature to burn in the presence of fire, because flying water burns! That is a direct experience. Because it is its nature. In this way, under the guise of the nature of things, the one who argues fallaciously twists and turns to fit the father's mind! Thus, there is no shortage of examples, and