--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "PaliGap" <compost1uk@...> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <no_reply@> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, navashok <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > If I may say something more esoteric here, for me Judy is still a young > > > soul, despite of the age of her physical body. There will be always a > > > conflict with older souls here, who draw from a wider field of experience > > > and thinking, who have come a longer way, and that manifests usually > > > early on in this life. > > > > > > If it wasn't a sad and arrogant statement from the above I'd say it will > > qualify for: JOKE of week ! > > No, no, no. get it right Nabby. BOLLOCKS of the week. Jeez, talk > about "self-aggrandisement"...
With opponents like navashok, the neurotic ex-pat and the wannabe-negro who thinks he's an artist, Judy hasn't much serious work to do these days. > > Then again, this is quite common in debate these days, no? You > don't just *disagree* with someone. You also wheel in some pseudo- > crappy theory about WHY they disagree with you. e.g. The wrong > bits of the brain "light up", or they are in "denial", etc etc. > It's a nice short cut to avoid dealing with the very messy > nitty-gritty of logic, argument and evidence. > > PaliGap's Thought-de-Jour: Treat with great suspicion anyone > who uses the word "brain" when any perfectly serviceable English > word such as "me" or "mind" is available to do the job at hand. > > And also watch out for the word "epistemology". It does NOT mean > "how we justify belief" (Karl Popper would be rotating in his > grave at a rate of knots). It means the "theory of knowledge" > (as Emily correctly ascertained). > > Just sayin' > > BTW Is Virish (or whatever his name is) "guilty until proved > innocent"? I say this as someone who whilst once running a > small organisation, got accused of "sexual harrassment" > myself. It's not nice. In my case the biddy was a nutter, we > were not in the public eye, and it came to nothing. > > At least that's my story! >
