If you think Vladimir is being opaque with his writing, and you disagree with his conclusion, that is not the same as asserting that he's writing nonsense. Charity (and the evidence of his usual clarity) demand that you ask for clarification before accusing him of such.

Instead of answering AllanCrossman's question, you have provided a stellar example of how scholastics turns brains to mush.

Actually, I thought that I made a relatively clear argument, and I'm surprised that it's not upvoted (the same goes for the follow-up here). Maybe someone could constructively comment on why that is. I expect that the argument is not easy to understand, and maybe I failed at seeing the inferential distance between my argument and intended audience, so that people who understood the argument already consider it too obvious to be of notice, and people who disagree with the conclusion didn't understand the argument... Anyway, any constructive feedback on meta level would be appreciated.

On the concept of avoiders, see Dennett's lecture here. Maybe someone can give a reference in textual form.