Random thoughts from writing class

[jazzica322]

Why do we have such an infatuation with defining things? Not that I'm against this trend, but what is the reason for it? I mean, take math, for example. It is completely a man-made subject relying entirely on man-made definition. I can see where defining a series of numbers is important for trade and counting in everyday life, but it is getting out

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[anonymous]

hey there, so you finally succumbed...i like the quote, though you already told it to me. you are definately going to have to loan me that book. the background is awesome, very jess ;) the sox are making their comeback! Keep The Faith! (are you seeing the sign by the bridge?)
-tanya dee

Very nice

[simplyme825]

I have some ideas about definitions that i would like to talk to you about. Please look into getting the book "The Demon Haunted World" by Carl Sagan. It is an incredible book and it is even better for a science lover like you.