Letter by letter

[Ollie.ha]

We have to make sure what we write is refined enough to not to digress..

[Impenitent]

what we write is never interpreted exactly as we intend...

fizzool

-Imp

[henry quirk]

We have to make sure what we write is refined enough to not to digress..

I agree.

Going from....

I think we should be focusing on this:

Whether it’s true that letters are good to be written or not.

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Familiarization with logical proof is more prevalent when you use it yourself, I feel that a lot of what we know could easily be an imitation of actual knowledge, and that that problem is the cause of mishaps in the realm of philosophy.

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Take god for example; an ever present reason to exist with no other besides it. At first it seems like an easy task to understand that that is god. But if you look more closely, you see something that follows all those rules, but fails to be the god of intended meaning

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What I would like to discuss is the matter of what coherence is, and what things comprise independence of thought

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Concept is a thought of -that- which is can either be known to be true or false. The difference between a concept being true or false is that -that- exists (or doesn’t)

I’d like to propose that “that” which is true maintains its consistency without the thought of it, and that which is false has no element “that” whether thought of or not

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No worries

To be honest I lost track of this conversation on my first reply…

Back to the original topic: how can we know, letter by letter, what is good to write?

...(and I'm sure I left some out) is dizzying and nuthin' but digression.

Please, pick a topic and stick to it.

[henry quirk]

fizzool

-Imp

Yes, I believe I am. I've been hoodwinked by a bot.

[Ollie.ha]

lol I thought he meant what he said was retarded, guess he meant us

[Ollie.ha]

what we write is never interpreted exactly as we intend...

fizzool

-Imp

Actually if you take into account what would happen differently if there was another thing that shared the same qualities…

[Age]

what we write is never interpreted exactly as we intend...

fizzool

-Imp

Did you intend 'never'?

If yes, then 'we' can interpret, exactly, what 'we', or another, writes, some times.

But, if no, then what did you intend, exactly.