"..The truth is that the secret that you are keeping is the same  secret others are keeping. So that means everyone knows your secret and  you know theirs too. You are not aware because they won’t tell you  their secret and you won’t tell them yours too."

;D

5 years ago, if my memory doesnt fail me, PHilo 101 guarded me against fallacious inductive reasoning ...  anyhow, absolute secrets do exist in the realm of the person possessing it...

Since not all people have the same moments and experiences in life, secrets kept are always relative... No two persons share the same secret... otherwise, its called gossip...   

now, what do you know? a gossip or a secret?

no matter how you keep secret.... nothing in the dark that cannot be exposed in the light....

That again is relative...

correction: that is a QUESTION! :uglystupid:

I'm talking about the "what you know." Hay naku!  :whip:

;D

now, that is relative!  >

Beneath the surface, everyone has a secret....

metamorphosis.... is it a gossip or a secret???

if you tell it, its a gossip.. if you dont, then that's a secret ... its the same as saying that "silence" is

the only word you break when you say it...  it's a paradox..

exactly!!! it is what it means.... secret.... you alone knowzz
                                                  gossip... the town knowzzz

but every cosmopolitan conscious people love to gossip... any gossip?  hehehhe

you got me there.... especially when "nice people" around are concern.... O0

yes, i did.      so any news  lately?

fallacious inductive reasoning?  > maligning your own reasoning equates into gossip since no two secrets are alike...therefore, any all secret can become a gossip once picked out from the basket of eggs. unless, otherwise taken in full quote or print, which is fallacious and not inductive reasoning.  :puke: ;D

:uglystupid:

"... maligning your own reasoning equates into gossip..."   

Contradictory, unless proven otherwise.

How could this be true if the nature of gossip involves a connection outside of oneself? 

If one maligns his own reasoning, it is his own doing in himself..  It's a nut case...    

" no two secrets are alike...therefore, any all secret can become a gossip once picked out from the basket of eggs. "

True.

" unless, otherwise taken in full quote or print, which is fallacious and not inductive reasoning." 

Although, there isnt any argument at all, this is a classic case of ignoratio elenchi. 

Both inductive and deductive reasoning have their own  sides of logic and fallacies.