[MD] DQ/sq
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ununoctiums at gmail.com
Sat Aug 13 21:00:34 PDT 2011
Hi MRB,
It is only important if we want to have a conversation about it,
otherwise not. I could care less how snow is defined, I am going to
dress warmly regardless.
Definitions are one of the tools of the Social Level. They provide a
common medium of exchange such as a dollar being defined as a dollar.
All definitions are circular and resort to other definitions. Water
is wet. Why? because things are made wet by water. Water, wet,
water, wet, water... have I said anything by saying that water is
wet? Absolutely not, I have simply provided another term for water
and am simply trying to stimulate a conversational exchange. It makes
me feel like I belong.
Cheers,
Mark
On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 6:25 PM, Michael R. Brown <mrb at fuguewriter.com> wrote:
> Why is it so important to define things?
>
> How about directions, instead of absolute cleavages?
>
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