This wolf is actively pupsitting - his energy regeneration is paused. This wolf has not rolled over today and will not be able to be traded or gifted until its next rollover.
The petitio principii is the Latin
name for the fallacy of "begging the question."
One has committed the fallacy of petitio principii
or has "begged the question" (roughly) when one assumes in one's argument what one ought to be
(or is trying) to prove. This fallacy is often called
the fallacy of circular argument: When one as-
sumes what one ought to be (or is) trying to
prove, one is relying on the truth of one's conclu-
sion when making one's argument, and is thus
arguing "in a circle."