Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This video is something I've wanted to try here for some time. it's an example of two logical fallacies being used, and religious and political arguments are prone to this sort of bad argumentation. it's always easier to spot fallacies in arguments you don't agree with, however. In this case, Redeemed Zoomer has misunderstood the argument of Dr. Jason Lisle and has managed to strawman the person whose argumentation he's trying to promote. But since Dr. Lisle's video contains a much better description of fractals than I could manage, here is the link:
youtu.be/kEyPWJVYp84
Fractal Discovery:
mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/HistTopics/fractals If anyone knows where Redeemed Zoomer got the mistaken idea that fractals were discovered by accident or can show that they were, please leave a link in the comments.
Sources:
https://www.tntech.edu/cas/math/what-is-mathematics.php
Abstractionism -- https://iep.utm.edu/abstractionism/
Redeemed Zoomer's Original Video:
youtube.com/watch?v=z0hxb5UVaNE
Note: I am not saying whether God exists or not with this video. The problem here is that Redeemed Zoomer is using careless argumentation and misrepresenting the original argument. You may someday come up with a mathematical proof that would show God exists, but this video failed to achieve that goal.
This video is something I've wanted to try here for some time. it's an example of two logical fallacies being used, and religious and political arguments are prone to this sort of bad argumentation. it's always easier to spot fallacies in arguments you don't agree with, however. In this case, Redeemed Zoomer has misunderstood the argument of Dr. Jason Lisle and has managed to strawman the person whose argumentation he's trying to promote. But since Dr. Lisle's video contains a much better description of fractals than I could manage, here is the link:
youtu.be/kEyPWJVYp84
Fractal Discovery:
mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/HistTopics/fractals If anyone knows where Redeemed Zoomer got the mistaken idea that fractals were discovered by accident or can show that they were, please leave a link in the comments.
Sources:
https://www.tntech.edu/cas/math/what-is-mathematics.php
Abstractionism -- https://iep.utm.edu/abstractionism/
Redeemed Zoomer's Original Video:
youtube.com/watch?v=z0hxb5UVaNE
Note: I am not saying whether God exists or not with this video. The problem here is that Redeemed Zoomer is using careless argumentation and misrepresenting the original argument. You may someday come up with a mathematical proof that would show God exists, but this video failed to achieve that goal.
