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> That was about my point. Your "proof" is based pureley on faith. You might as well say "God exists because I told you so", which makes about as much sense.

However, my faith gives an account for the validity of my human reasoning, yours does not.

> Something makeing sense to a lot of people does not make it true, this is a logical fallacy. Cool people with Latin dictionaries call this "argumentum ad populum", appeal to majority. Next time, read posts before responding.

I was not proving the truth of the argument, I was showing the inconsistency of the person deny the universality of mathematics.

> Again, everyday math is an agreement between people to make life easier.

I must have missed the meeting. Thankfully we didn’t agree that 2 + 2 = 5.

> Another example for this is the value of money. People decided at some point in time to agree that paper with certain things printed on it is worth something.

Using your ahem agreed upon laws of mathematics and logic no doubt.

> You're contradicting yourself.

Prove this please.