R&S answers - what are the meanings of "k" and "poe"?

Poe states in reading the written word that it is difficult/ impossible to differentiate between someone who is truly advocating an extreme (read as fundamentalist) position and one who is ridiculing that same position. According to Poe we rely on the context and signals in verbal communication to make this distinction.

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Poe's Law in a nutshell -- if you parody a fundie, it will look like the real thing to some folks. "Calling Poe" is outing a parody.

A poe is someone pretending to be a fundie, but it being impossible to know given the ridiculous nature of actual fundies.

K? No idea, I thought it was short for "ok."

I am going have to with poe on this one

I'm calling Poe on this one.

Poe is a fundie parody which is (almost) real deal.

I don´t know k.

k means OK. a poe is someone trying to be funny

Have no idea what K is, in respect to R&S... PoE is a fallacy in logic, stands for the Problem of Evil. If atheists don't believe in god, then the concept of Satan/Hell is irrelevant as well.

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you got me, i wonder that too. oh i guess i shouldnt have answered ur question if i didnt have an answer. sorry