Tiberius
Well-Known Member
Really? I didn't know that. Thanks for the enlightenment.
But read what I said again so that you could understand a little better. In Philosophy some people called philosophers use words to mean something more advance in definition. That's why being simple minded and looking in a dictionary just for an argument is absurd.
If you want me to accept a particular definition, then how about you link to it in the first place instead of just using a word and expecting everyone to just somehow KNOW that you are using some hyper-advanced meaning?
Your OP was a joke. I told you many times.
And did I ever say otherwise? No I didn't. So why are you getting your knickers in a twist?
I even gave you the historical information, names, the one who said it and the one who narrated. You just don't want to accept what someone says for some reason.
And when did I ever reject any of that?
These things are nothing knew. It's very well known, and has been known for a long long time.
That should be "new", not "knew", but then again, maybe you are using some hyper-advanced, philosopher's definition of "knew" (like you did with the word "parody" earlier) so I can't be sure. Please spell it out for me! I would go to the dictionary, but you've already shown those stupid books can't be trusted!