>>83
The problem with morons is: a moron uses a metaphor to describe some concept, like mathematicians. The metaphor isn't the thing he describes. But being a moron allows one to take the metaphor, and run with it, making arguments that are built entirely on metaphor, but which bear no relation to the real underlying concept. And he believes that whatever conclusions he draws from the metaphor must, therefore, apply to the original concept.
In other words: you just made this shit up and never ever bothered to check if the stuff you described actually happens. Like, that there's a lot of mathematicians out there who systematically misapply some derived properties to real-world objects.
The fact that the fallacy you described turned out to so deliciously self-referential is funny as hell.