Thanx - it was hard 'cause I agree with your position but I
wanted to find something good.
Ok, having said that: I will give you more punches, since you
asked:
There's a problem with metaphors. It's a systemic problem within
the bulk of Philosophy and Logic and by extension, much of
Science as well - and you provide an example above by comparing
it to randomness in nature. Read this simple 10 page from a PhD
Air Force professor called "Metaphors we are led by":
It is not currently considered a Fallacy - this falls outside
the scope of standard Logic/Philosophical debate. Yet, it is a
very practical and very real problem. It is a trap we can too
easily fall into if we are unaware of its existence. Observe:
