"age" verses "quirk"

[henry quirk]

Irrelevant.

What have I stolen, age? Please, tell me.

[Age]

Human beings are people.

No they are not.

Obviously 'human beings' are human beings. Whereas, and just as obvious, 'people' are people.

There is a reason why you human beings have created and use different words.

'People' are not 'human beings', and, 'human beings' are not 'people'. Again, for obvious reasons.

What are the obvious reasons?

Finally.

I 'knew' there was 'a way' 'to draw out' the 'curiosity' that is laying dormant within you adult human beings.

1. Because they are 'different words'.

2. The word 'people' refers to the invisible thoughts and emotions, within human bodies, only. Whereas, the word 'human' refers to human bodies, only.

Which people aren't human beings?

Each and every one of you people.

Which human beings aren't people? And why?

Again, all. Because the 'different words' refer to 'different things', obviously.

[Age]

But, you will not correct it either, right "henry quirk"?

Not for Harbal's benefit, no.

And, not for the readers here either, correct?

[henry quirk]

just answer the actual clarifying question I ask you, and do it openly and honestly

An excellent idea!

Please, just answer the actual clarifying question I ask you, and do it openly and honestly...

What have I stolen?

[henry quirk]

But you humans are animals, obviously.

We're partly biological, yes, but, no, we're not animals.

BTW: what have I stolen, age?

[henry quirk]

No they are not.

Yes, we are.

One more thing: what have I stolen, age?

[henry quirk]

And, not for the readers here either, correct?

Oh, if someone with a genuine interest asks, I'd give it a shot.

What have I stolen, age?

[Age]

just answer the actual clarifying question I ask you, and do it openly and honestly

An excellent idea!

Please, just answer the actual clarifying question I ask you, and do it openly and honestly...

What have I stolen?

Have you forgotten what you have stolen?

[Age]

But you humans are animals, obviously.

We're partly biological, yes, but, no, we're not animals.

How do you define the word 'animal'?

And, if you believe, absolutely that humans are not animals, then what 'category' do 'humans' fit into, exactly?

BTW: what have I stolen, age?

[Age]

No they are not.

Yes, we are.

Obviously, this one does not yet know how to define words so that they all fit perfectly together to form one unified crystal clear picture of all-there-is. Or, as some would say, to create the GUTOE.

One more thing: what have I stolen, age?

Again, have you forgotten? Or, are you just in complete self-denial?

[henry quirk]

Have you forgotten what you have stolen?

Not about what I do or don't remember. It's about your claim...

you have stolen stuff in the past

....so, what have I stolen, age?

[Age]

And, not for the readers here either, correct?

Oh, if someone with a genuine interest asks, I'd give it a shot.

What does someone have to do to prove, to you, that they have a so-called 'genuine interest'?

What have I stolen, age?

Are you, still, unaware?

[Age]

Have you forgotten what you have stolen?

Not about what I do or don't remember. It's about your claim...

you have stolen stuff in the past

....so, what have I stolen, age?

Do 'I' really need to inform 'you' of what 'you' have done, and/or not done?

[henry quirk]

How do you define the word 'animal'?

In context: nuthin' but meat.

And, if you believe, absolutely that humans are not animals, then what 'category' do 'humans' fit into, exactly?

Person.

What did I steal, age?

[henry quirk]

What does someone have to do to prove, to you, that they have a so-called 'genuine interest'?

You? Nuthin', cuz you don't.

What have I stolen, age?