CurveLight
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I should not have to answer your question for a third time.
Actually, I was extremely courteous... much more so than you have been to me in this post and others in this thread and if you even had a basic understanding of the English Language, you would understand by my previous answers that I don't believe there is any place that one thinks of "intellectualism" when they think of the place, Texas or otherwise. I sure as hell, was not attacking your points of view.
I asked you a simple quetion which until this post you avoided. This board is for discussion right?
You also did not complete the answer... I asked for your reasoning.
I guess you think all Greeks and Romans and the others you mentioned are more intellectual than people from other times and regions, but as I asked before... why, give your reasons.
Immie
So since you personally don't relate intellectualism that means my claim about Texas is wrong? It would seem then your answer to my question would be "no." Which is exactly the conclusion of my claim. You agree with my conclusion but wish to nitpick the path? For what purpose?
No I do not see the ancient greeks or romans as being more intellectual than than all other people. Just like lonestar you make the mistake of rewriting my claim then pounce on your edited version. You asked for places and I named some in no particular order. Now you want to interrogate why I associate intellectualism with certain regions? Okay, it's quite simple. The same reasons many people associate chocolate with Hershey, Pennsylvania. Do you realize Germany is a major source for Protestant theology? That most of Western Philosophy is anchored in disciplines engendered in ancient greece? Maybe you can impress us some more by saying how troublesome it is for someone like you to have to communicate with someone like me who doesn't even have a basic understanding of the english language. Sparkle sparkle! Lol
I don't believe I claimed you were wrong. I believe I asked you why you thought such a thing and I said that you were painting with a mighty broad brush.
I'm sorry... maybe this is not a discussion board. Maybe we should simply take the almighty Curvelight's word for everything and maybe you should post as a blog and we should simply read your omniscient writings.
Immie
So in post 169 when you said:
"That is ridiculous Curvelight. Name a place you can honestly claim "intellectualism" comes to mind when you think of it. You'll probably say, "Harvard" or "Yale" or some other Ivy League school, but you wont say a state or a country, because states and countries are too broad for such things."
You weren't saying I was wrong? Okey dokey!