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Exodus said:epimetheus, truce........ i never said you were intellegent, and i agree that using a wider vocabulary is more intellegent. but its a chatboard, i dont come here to expand my vocab, i just kinda thought everything here was supposed to be easy, almost layman's terms. no words that you have used i didnt understand. i type in a hurry becuase i have limited time on the net, so i dont try to be grammaticly correct or safisticated with the old speech. thats all. i know that about italicizing words as well, but that function is available when posting. and in good sport since you corrected me, i couldnt help but to point it out.![]()
it was fun debating you, i didnt take it serious, so i hope you didnt either. but just for the record, i didnt jump down you throat becuase you dont belive the same as me( heck my training partner doesnt either) but you just jumped down my throat when i wasnt even addresing you, if i took it wrong then im sorry, but thats why i went off. so im sorry, but i admit i love arguing.
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I was just going to say what a waste of board space this was, but now I'm going to be hypocritical and join the tangent just to say one quick thing. Epimetheus, it seems your theory of a sparkling vocabulary goes against what the greatest post-socratic thinkers as well as the founders of Eastern philosophy have told us. What you're describing is sophistic. I can't stand people that have to articulate everything with colorful words. To me, they are simply clouding their waters to make them appear deep. If you have immersed yourself in a world of(true) knowledge long enough, you begin to learn the elementary concept that the people who talk the most typically have the least to say. The one's with the more colorful vocabularies tend to be making up for a lack of content. The best teachers I have ever had, as well as the greatest, spiritually insightful people I have encountered have very little to say. Anwyay, just had to say that"Big words" as you so put it- if you think non-sequitur is
a big word- doesn't make one more intelligent?
Interesting. Most anthropologists will argue that point
with you. You see, they seem to think that it is language
that forms thought. The more words you know, the more
concepts you understand, and that means a broader
understanding of the world. To me that means
intelligence, I suppose the definition of intelligence to
you is "If you don't agree with me you are a retard and
need to grow up."
Thaibox said:
*bunch of big words I didn't understand*
Thaibox said:
*snip* founders of Eastern philosophy have told us. What you're describing is sophistic. I can't stand people that have to articulate everything with colorful words. To me, they are simply clouding their waters to make them appear deep.
epimetheus said:
....Congradulations on your marriage.
epimetheus said:
Yes, it is apparent that I am so immature, my posts are retarted...
epimetheus said:Capitolizing an entire word in the middle of the sentance is shorthand (read: lazy) for italicizing it. For emphasis.
ExtermiN8r said:
I find it funny how you find a way to belittle another person's intelligence when you don't have much to show yourself. Get off your fucking soap box.