The set of creatures called animals contains many subsets. two subsets of animals are fish and dolphins. dolphins are part of the subset of mammals. Therefore all fish are animals, all mammals are animals, all dolphins are animals. But there is no intersection between the subset fish and mammals. Therefore no fish are mammals and no dolfins are fish.
Unless you take into account that you are what you eat. In which case all dolphins eat fish and some fish, sharks for instance, eat dolphins. So all dolphins are fish, and some fish are dolphins.
so…
I think I have gone too far into set theory. Time for me to put the math books down and write some more ficly.
hahahaha.. that was the funniest explanation of “Fish vs. Dolphin” EVER!!!!
hahahaha.. that was the funniest explanation of “Fish vs. Dolphin” EVER!!!!And therefore, I feel compelled to leave the story as is, so that others may know the context with which the debate was started.
hahahaha.. that was the funniest explanation of “Fish vs. Dolphin” EVER!!!!And therefore, I feel compelled to leave the story as is, so that others may know the context with which the debate was started.My argument: Scientist in the documentaries i’ve watched used the term ‘animals’ when describing whales or dolphins, and so I used that term based on that.
hahahaha.. that was the funniest explanation of “Fish vs. Dolphin” EVER!!!!And therefore, I feel compelled to leave the story as is, so that others may know the context with which the debate was started.My argument: Scientist in the documentaries i’ve watched used the term ‘animals’ when describing whales or dolphins, and so I used that term based on that.In the next chapter I clarify that they ARE indeed, Mammals.
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