Questions to Age

[Magnus Anderson]

Another thread is started in regards 'to me', where a question for clarity sake is, finally, asked, 'i' then answer and clarify to only find out that some want this thread closed, and that they even claimed that 'i' would not even give a coherent explanation.

So when are you going to explain what it means for a word to be the right one?

Do we have to beg you?

[Magnus Anderson]

I am also not surprised at all that you, still, do not yet know what a 'right word' is, especially considering the fact that you have never even sought out, here, to learn, understand, and know what a 'right word' even is, exactly.

Well, here 'I' am, seeking out, here, to learn, understand, and know what a 'right word' even is, exactly.

[Magnus Anderson]

Reason noone likes you, Mr. Teen Age, is because you're full of excuses.

Here we are asking you to explain to us what it means for a word to be the right one and what exactly do we get?

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

ZERO.

US:
What it means for the word to be the right one?

YOU:
You still don't know the difference between 'right' and 'Right', don't you? One is in relation to some of you, the other is in relation to all of you. There you go. Super clear! Can't be more clear that! Hope that helps!

[Age]

Another thread is started in regards 'to me', where a question for clarity sake is, finally, asked, 'i' then answer and clarify to only find out that some want this thread closed, and that they even claimed that 'i' would not even give a coherent explanation.

So when are you going to explain what it means for a word to be the right one?

I did in my first post, here, in this thread.

Did you not read my previous posts, here?

If yes, then did you, really, not comprehend what I was saying, pointing out, and meaning?

If no, then why did you not just ask clarifying question/s? That is, of course, if you really did want to understand, here.

Do we have to beg you?

Only if you want to.

I prefer to just ask clarifying questions, "myself". But, as always 'you' are absolutely free to do absolutely whatever you want to do, here.

[Age]

I am also not surprised at all that you, still, do not yet know what a 'right word' is, especially considering the fact that you have never even sought out, here, to learn, understand, and know what a 'right word' even is, exactly.

Well, here 'I' am, seeking out, here, to learn, understand, and know what a 'right word' even is, exactly.

And, yet, you, still, have not yet asked a clarifying question.

Anyway, once more,

A 'right word' is just 'a word', which is right to some one.

A 'Right word is just 'a word', which is Right to every one.

Just like what is 'true' are just 'those words', which are true to some, and, what is True are just 'those words', which are True to all.

The 'right words' fit in, perfectly, with one's own views and perspectives.

Whereas, the 'Right words', in Life, fit in, perfectly, with every one's views and perspectives, as One view and perspective.

[Age]

Reason noone likes you, Mr. Teen Age, is because you're full of excuses.

LOL 'Full' of 'excuses'

Now, what 'we' have, here, is another prime example of one of these posters, here, making another claim, which, obviously, is absolutely False, Wrong, Inaccurate, and Incorrect.

How could absolutely any one be 'full' 'of excuses'? Now, besides the obvious and irrefutable Fact that no one can be 'full of excuses', will you list some or even just one of your claimed 'excuses', of mine, so then at least 'we', literally, have some thing to 'look at', and then 'discuss'?

If no, then why not? Would would you be possibly scared or afraid of, exactly?

Here we are asking you to explain to us what it means for a word to be the right one and what exactly do we get?

Obviously, 'the right word' is 'a word' that fits in, perfectly, with one's already obtained thoughts and thinking, that is, opinions, views, values, perspectives, assumptions, beliefs, et cetera.

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

ZERO.

Are you, really, that absolutely blind? I presented some thing in my very first post in this thread.

US:
What it means for the word to be the right one?

YOU:
You still don't know the difference between 'right' and 'Right', don't you? One is in relation to some of you, the other is in relation to all of you. There you go. Super clear! Can't be more clear that! Hope that helps!

Were you, previously, unaware that a 'right word' would have to be one that fitted, in perfectly, or, right, with you already obtained and previously gained perceptions?

Did you not, already, know that a 'right word' was one that fitted 'right in' with your already held assumptions and beliefs?

Just like 'true words' are those words that fit in, perfectly, with what you already assume or believe is 'the truth'. Or were you, also, not already aware of this as well?

Obviously a 'right word' is not one, which does not fit in with 'you', already.

[Magnus Anderson]

A 'right word' is just 'a word', which is right to some one.

A 'Right word is just 'a word', which is Right to every one.

Just like what is 'true' are just 'those words', which are true to some, and, what is True are just 'those words', which are True to all.

Does that mean that . . .

A 'woman' is just 'a woman', which is a woman to some one.

A 'Woman' is just 'a woman', which is a Woman to every one.

Am I following this correctly?

[Magnus Anderson]

And, yet, you, still, have not yet asked a clarifying question.

Okay, let me try.

What does the word "definition" mean?

[Age]

A 'right word' is just 'a word', which is right to some one.

A 'Right word is just 'a word', which is Right to every one.

Just like what is 'true' are just 'those words', which are true to some, and, what is True are just 'those words', which are True to all.

Does that mean that . . .

A 'woman' is just 'a woman', which is a woman to some one.

Obviously you would have to, first, clarify who that 'some one' is, exactly?

Secondly, and just as obviously, only 'that one' could tell 'you' what words are 'right', to 'them', and which words are not.

A 'Woman' is just 'a woman', which is a Woman to every one.

What are you even on about, here, exactly?

In the days when this is being written 'you', people, can not even decide what the word 'women' means and/or refers to, exactly?

As is shown, and thus can be clearly seen, throughout this forum when 'women' are beings spoken and written about.

For example, what even is a 'woman', to you, exactly, "magnus anderson"?

If you ever get enough courage to answer and clarify this question, here, then what will become blatantly obvious that what 'woman' means, to 'you', and/or 'in your view' will be very, very different from 'others', here?

So, which version is 'right', exactly?

Obviously both versions will be what is called 'right', to each of 'you'. But, which version is what is actually 'Right', in Life, to every one?

Which, again, is, really, what is only actually Truly important, here.

Now, some people will be 'seeing', and understanding, what 'I' mean by 'right word', already. As, obviously, some people are more open than others are, and thus 'they' can 'see' and understand things, more quickly, more simply, and more easily.

Am I following this correctly?

'I' do not even know what the 'this' word even is, exactly. Anyway, 'you' appear to be 'way off track', once more.

[Age]

And, yet, you, still, have not yet asked a clarifying question.

Okay, let me try.

What does the word "definition" mean?

According to 'you', and 'your logic', whatever 'i', 'the writer', want 'that word' to mean, correct?

[Magnus Anderson]

According to 'you', and 'your logic', whatever 'i', 'the writer', want 'that word' to mean, correct?

Why is 'this one' dodging the question?

[Age]

According to 'you', and 'your logic', whatever 'i', 'the writer', want 'that word' to mean, correct?

Why is 'this one' dodging the question?

But I am not dodging the question, at all, the word 'definition', just like all words, mean whatever one, the speaker/listener/writer/reader, wants it/them to mean.

[Magnus Anderson]

But I am not dodging the question, at all, the word 'definition', just like all words, mean whatever one, the speaker/listener/writer/reader, wants it/them to mean.

I am asking about the common definition though. So you're not really answering my question.

You are also free to tell us how you're using the word.

Everything except for, "It means whatever it means to you". That's not an answer.

Hopefully, 'this one' will understand 'this', Absolutely, Positively, And How.

[Age]

But I am not dodging the question, at all, the word 'definition', just like all words, mean whatever one, the speaker/listener/writer/reader, wants it/them to mean.

I am asking about the common definition though. So you're not really answering my question.

Well, absolutely obviously, you never asked about the so-called 'common definition', anywhere. So, once again, 'this one', once more' asked for and said some thing that it did not even mean. Therefore, I will, again, reiterate, say and write what you actually mean, and, mean what you actually say and write, and then there will not be so much confusion and misunderstandings, here. And, in regards to asking questions, if you want a particular specific answer, then just ask the actual specific question, which you want a specific answer for.

There is absolutely no use at all if, for example, you ask for the definition of a word when what you actually wanted was a specific type of definition for a word. Again, just ask for exactly what 'it' is that you want, here.

How much simpler and easier could things get, here?

Now, if you are asking about some so-claimed 'common definition', then, like always, that would be relative to 'the observer'. Unless, of course, you have some particular numbers that show and prove, on its own, the 'commonness' of 'a definition'.

Now, 'I' will remind 'this one' that what is so-called 'common' all depends on not just the 'year/s', but also on the 'time', when the question is asked, as well on the culture, and country, and also on the group of people being referenced.

As can be easily sent, here, there are quite a number of differing variables that need to be taken into account, first. That is, if 'this one' really does want the true, and right, answer, here

So, obviously what is 'common' in my point of reference and from my perspective might well not be to you. And, then what are 'we' going to do, exactly? Fight over who's view and who's words are 'right' and who's are not?

In case you have forgotten 'I' have already explained to 'you' what are 'right' words, and which words are not.

Also, and by the way, what does 'commonality' even have to with absolutely any thing, here?

you just spend quite a bit of time 'trying to' defend a belief and claim of yours by using 'definitions' in your own way, which was not the 'usual' or 'common' way, anyway.

You are also free to tell us how you're using the word.

Seeing as how 'you' were using 'that word' in 'your question' above, here, would 'you' also like to now share with 'us' how you are using 'that word'?

If no, then why not?

By the way, also feel free to just ask questions from a Truly open and just curious perspective, instead of from your 'trying to' 'got you' attitude. And, if you did, then you will learn and understand more, and thus also become wiser.

Everything except for, "It means whatever it means to you". That's not an answer.

But, 'it' is 'an answer'. Infact every words 'means' what 'it' means, 'to you'. Which obviously can be very, very different, 'to another's, and even opposing different. And, this without even mentionp how one word can mean different things at different times to the exact same person.

Hopefully, 'this one' will understand 'this', Absolutely, Positively, And How.

And, hopefully 'you' have understood 'this', this time. But, obviously 'we' will just have to to wait, to see.

[Magnus Anderson]

Well, absolutely obviously, you never asked about the so-called 'common definition', anywhere. So, once again, 'this one', once more' asked for and said some thing that it did not even mean. Therefore, I will, again, reiterate, say and write what you actually mean, and, mean what you actually say and write, and then there will not be so much confusion and misunderstandings, here. And, in regards to asking questions, if you want a particular specific answer, then just ask the actual specific question, which you want a specific answer for.

There is absolutely no use at all if, for example, you ask for the definition of a word when what you actually wanted was a specific type of definition for a word. Again, just ask for exactly what 'it' is that you want, here.

How much simpler and easier could things get, here?

Now, if you are asking about some so-claimed 'common definition', then, like always, that would be relative to 'the observer'. Unless, of course, you have some particular numbers that show and prove, on its own, the 'commonness' of 'a definition'.

Now, 'I' will remind 'this one' that what is so-called 'common' all depends on not just the 'year/s', but also on the 'time', when the question is asked, as well on the culture, and country, and also on the group of people being referenced.

As can be easily sent, here, there are quite a number of differing variables that need to be taken into account, first. That is, if 'this one' really does want the true, and right, answer, here

So, obviously what is 'common' in my point of reference and from my perspective might well not be to you. And, then what are 'we' going to do, exactly? Fight over who's view and who's words are 'right' and who's are not?

In case you have forgotten 'I' have already explained to 'you' what are 'right' words, and which words are not.

Also, and by the way, what does 'commonality' even have to with absolutely any thing, here?

you just spend quite a bit of time 'trying to' defend a belief and claim of yours by using 'definitions' in your own way, which was not the 'usual' or 'common' way, anyway.

I asked you for the common definition of the word "definition". I got a response with 374 words in it that do not answer the question AT ALL. Just more of your usual mindless blabbering.