Kiddo
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Go ahead an do all the work for me. One day it will all be mine anyways.
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When you think about it...
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Go ahead an do all the work for me. One day it will all be mine anyways.
aeon
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Quite true, but this is true of all the things of the world.
No-thing has any intrinsic meaning or worth; it is only through the contextual relationships of subject-object that meaning arises between and among things.
cheers,
Ian
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Considering the few "on topic" portions of this thread:
Uber--
what reason do you have to argue against poetry? Following what you have said about the art, it is clear that you find no meaning/value in it.
Then, I don't understand why for you poetry would be worth attacking? Or why you would "hate those literary scholars?"
Uber--
what reason do you have to argue against poetry? Following what you have said about the art, it is clear that you find no meaning/value in it.
Then, I don't understand why for you poetry would be worth attacking? Or why you would "hate those literary scholars?"
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