↪Janus
That's not true. You can see it. You may or may not understand or agree with it, but you can definitely see that I addressed something you said. I quoted it verbatim.
In fact, I quoted you twice and complimented the clarity of the second quote. — creativesoul
If I say "This car is made of steel" this assertion can be publicly checked and confirmed or disconfirmed. If I say " This thought I'm having is about a car made of steel" this assertion is not publicly checkable and cannot be confirmed or disconfirmed. — Janus
If that's all you meant, it's much more helpful - to me anyway - to understand you by saying that rather than the other stuff you said leading up to it. The above is easily understood.
That's one reason why I disagree with the position you're arguing for. — creativesoul
A tree does not consist of sense. — creativesoul
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