belief in human conduct

Jan 17, 2006 18:41

People who argue are often criticized by people who "don't argue," since it is obvious that people who argue are just wasting their time ( Read more... )

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theuninformed January 18 2006, 03:51:16 UTC
"The whole point:" !?! you mean to say that your and only your point consists of the "whole" and total arguments that could be created in the concieveable universe? there is no other point? all points will, at some point, lead back to or otherwise include your point inorder to consititute the whole? clever strategy. since any opponent would have a slightly dissimilar point their point couldnt "be" as "whole" as your agrument, therefore forcing the opponent to spew a "fractured point" or, in the vernaular, part of a point.

not ok, war
+hOLLIS

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headinnagutter January 18 2006, 04:38:24 UTC
Actually, Hollis, it was more a matter of word usage. By "whole point" I am referring to the main assesment I am trying to display to the reader of the article. This is what I was describing there, not the whole and complete idea behind the universe. Although, I would like to be explaining that to someone some day, I do not know it, and I doubt I ever will.

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theuninformed January 18 2006, 07:01:17 UTC
lol, i was just kidding. did you notice the + where you had a - ?

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headinnagutter January 18 2006, 09:51:29 UTC
i was actually just continuing your joke.

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_factories January 18 2006, 07:03:36 UTC
zach, you're gay. don't even try to argue about it. you and all your opinions are stupid. you're so closed minded. asshole. i hate you.

let's go get some heidi's pies.

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headinnagutter January 18 2006, 09:52:40 UTC
I can't do that when I'm in san jose.

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