Yes ma'am; I studied this in Cambridge AS English in like 2007 lmao. Man, dude had a harsh life. He also had a second son (also named after himself) d...
"Man" is used here as a catch all - woman also contains it. Thanks for te clarification, either wya. That's semi-fair, but I don't think that's a part...
To continue my trend: On my First Son by Ben Johnson, 1616 Farewell, thou child of my right hand, and joy; My sin was too much hope of thee, lov'd boy...
Didn't give one. It would be helpful if you didn't make things up as you go :) You've fallen into this habit recently - jaded, maybe? It doesn't matte...
Nice - it is an extremely beautiful country with a rich history. Unfortunately, I've seen some decent criticism of Cahill which turned me off him. He ...
Unless i'm missing something big in what you're suggesting... U.S.–China Trade and Economic Deal (general trade framework with commitments on market a...
The situation is that you've made a claim that makes extremely little sense and has rejected on those grounds. That has been gone over plenty of times...
This tracks with your penchant for simply bashing anything you dislike. It is not surprising, given your stated worldviews rest on the assumption that...
INteresting - divorced from this wider thread's discussion (i guess) this seems a bit odd for me. If the purpose of calling something "knowledge" is t...
The struck out is extremely important, imo. But besides this, well done. You seem to be letting your brain stay in your head :) I also think anyone wh...
Celtic is definitely up there for me - being a Celt lmao. I should say, I don't think any prior society really gets in here. They all failed to take a...
Ok, cool. Much more direct in terms of what to discuss. That's fair. I'm unsure its a theoretical commitment more than a (admittedly, semi-folk) defau...
I think it's a matter of good faith negotiation. We already knew each other from talking about music in the halls etc... and when I took his class he ...
This account does. I understand you don't see that, but it was a pretty common trope. James Mooney is a really, really good example of this with the K...
That's fair - I fundamentally disagree, though. I have understood (as may be clear in that previous substantive reply) that the main gripe between the...
I'm not entirely sure what you mean? Perhaps ignorance on my part. Help! It's an absolute fact, and the etymology commits one to this. It is the rejec...
They sound entirely correct, and infact, are correct. That is what coroners, expert witnesses, doctors and lab staff call dead bodies and dead biologi...
1. Yes, its an interesting theory but I don't thikn its realistic. Its the type of thing that lead to newagers claiming hte Native American's literall...
That's fair - but as I say, my overriding motivation to see it happening is that its cool or exciting. I don't/can't stand particularly strongly behin...
I know plenty, and it's clearly an issue in the younger generation. I have two (politically opposed) psychologist friends who routinely decry the fact...
This is essentially hte basis (and sometimes goes awry) for defamation proceedings in most jurisdictions - truly held belief is one of hte only get-ou...
"I sat all morning in the college sick bay Counting bells knelling classes to a close. At two o'clock our neighbours drove me home. In the porch I met...
It means what it says. I love everyone. That doesn't mean I like everyone, accept their choices or think their self report is accurate. "tough love" i...
Yeah, that's roughly the story. It might have been. But if that person was thinking along the same lines you are, are we surprised? You are predestine...
What indigenous group/person? I am extremely skeptical of a quote like that from a category of people known to be amenable to superstitions and creato...
Good charge, but I think misguided. In either theory there can be aberration - and generally, this would be represented by the exact 'error' you're po...
Fair enough. I agree that the layperson expectation of such comes from there (aptly, reading Discourse on Method currently). I'm unsure the philosophi...
Hm, With respect, from a third party, I don't think youve adequately addressed much of anything in his post/s. E=mc2 doesn't help with bridging the ma...
You may as well stop. You are wrong. I have shown this to be the case. You continue to prevaricate and make unfounded claims. That's both uninterestin...
I responded exactly to what you said, Banno. These sorts of drive-by quips aren't helping :sweat: Let me clarify: Bold: I said, no it isn't..Direct re...
At risk of inviting vitriol, I don't think we're at risk of a catastrophe so its hard to use that analogy :P But yeah, fair enough. These theoretics a...
LOL. Tbc, I am joking with both of these next lines as it seemed you were: Thought we agreed to avoid each other? The condescension is a nice touch to...
Thanks mate - good stuff. I understand the points of resistance - but they would have been present prior to those other leaps forward, as I understand...
Patently false. Also, false. In the last 20 years Islam has been the focus of almost all anti-religious thinking. Christianity is a footnote to the ha...
I cannot understand why my reporting medical, and subsequently, legal reality has you claiming I'm either AI, or copy-pasting from some social media??...
This seems to me veering into totally irrelevant areas of discussion. We don't need that. If a person is an adult, human female, then they are a woman...
Ok, fiar that's clearer. My objection then goes back to, how could we know unless we assume DR? Ok, fair enough - let's then just talk about colourbli...
No. Nothing could do that if trans people experience some real state of being**. I reject that, obviously, so it's cool for me, but just taking this a...
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