HeWhoQuestions

That's a cool thought. Will SWARM automatically detect logical fallacies in it's users input? It's usually the case that if a fallacious argument is made and not obvious to everyone, it will still have its (undeserved) effect even if someone tackles the fallacy shortly after.

It seems like a relatively simple task to filter, say, ad hominem attacks out before they do any damage.

Speaking of irrational, obvious troll is obvious. Trump is irrelevant here.
Also, as a Mensa member I can assure you that Donald, who meets the criteria for "low-literacy", would NOT make it into Mensa, or anywhere near.

A good layman's reference on this stuff is in the book, How Not To Be Wrong.

Huh. Never thought of the queen as the slave. But I guess it makes sense - she goes wherever they tell her. She's just kinda "precious cargo".

What a way to ask that question. Jeez.