Kristin CashoreI don't understand your book. Isn't every book a book of words?
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You don't understand my book. Isn't every book a book of words? is a common phrase used in situations where you disagree with the idea that the person is talking about. It's an example of an invalid argument, because it doesn't sound like an actual argument. When the person says “Isn’t every book a book of words?” they are making an assertion that is false.
The statement itself does not mean that every book is just made up of words, but it's the way the statement is phrased that causes people to believe it. To say "I don't understand your book." doesn't make sense because you wouldn't say it if you thought you understood the book. You would say, "I understand your book." or even "Your book makes sense to me."
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