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.I find the whole discussion on pretension to be quite ironic. The people I have had the displeasure of conversing with in this thread are full of pretension and subjectivity. There’s enough bias in this thread to fill an ocean..If they really fit the definition of a real question, and if one is even interested in real answers to begin with, there's much more than 2 dimensions to questions.Jewish thought is all about the art of questioning.
IE, answering a Q with a Q ?
that's the art of dodging the bullet
~S~
Merely the way of sharp minds to peel the layers and cut through shallow waters.
That's how a developed sense for a real question versus pretentious leading ones looks like.
That's how a developed sense for a real question versus pretentious leading ones looks like.
pretentious when indefinitely waiting for the solution to their question.
I find the whole discussion on pretension to be quite ironic. The people I have had the displeasure of conversing with in this thread are full of pretension and subjectivity. There’s enough bias in this thread to fill an ocean.
so true ...
there is no pretension to the religion of antiquity, spoken and only a few words in length, the triumph of good vs evil, prescribed by the Almighty and abandoned by all three desert religions.