Reciprocity
Reciprocity
One of the items you can prove Geometrically, is that the literal, the arithmetic, and the metaphorical, the geometric, are reciprocally related.
What does that mean?
It means that people believe that they can render metaphor in any number of ways, it is not true. What it does mean, is what the metaphor stands for has one, and only one literal meaning or exactly the same definition.
That is how you render metaphor, not by pulling anything you want out of your ass, but by the ability to find the reciprocal literal which examples exactly the same definition.
What does that mean?
It means that people believe that they can render metaphor in any number of ways, it is not true. What it does mean, is what the metaphor stands for has one, and only one literal meaning or exactly the same definition.
That is how you render metaphor, not by pulling anything you want out of your ass, but by the ability to find the reciprocal literal which examples exactly the same definition.
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Re: Reciprocity
I won't abuse you, but as stated, using the English language, you're incorrect.Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 4:36 pm One of the items you can prove Geometrically, is that the literal, the arithmetic, and the metaphorical, the geometric, are reciprocally related.
What does that mean?
It means that people believe that they can render metaphor in any number of ways, it is not true. What it does mean, is what the metaphor stands for has one, and only one literal meaning or exactly the same definition.
That is how you render metaphor, not by pulling anything you want out of your ass, but by the ability to find the reciprocal literal which examples exactly the same definition.
Re: Reciprocity
There you go again idiot. Language us Universal and Intelligible, Grammar is Particular and Perceptible.SpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:29 pmI won't abuse you, but as stated, using the English language, you're incorrect.Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 4:36 pm One of the items you can prove Geometrically, is that the literal, the arithmetic, and the metaphorical, the geometric, are reciprocally related.
What does that mean?
It means that people believe that they can render metaphor in any number of ways, it is not true. What it does mean, is what the metaphor stands for has one, and only one literal meaning or exactly the same definition.
That is how you render metaphor, not by pulling anything you want out of your ass, but by the ability to find the reciprocal literal which examples exactly the same definition.
English Language is an oxymoron A member of a class is not the class of which it is a member.
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Re: Reciprocity
Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:32 pmThere you go againSpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:29 pmI won't abuse you, but as stated, using the English language, you're incorrect.Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 4:36 pm One of the items you can prove Geometrically, is that the literal, the arithmetic, and the metaphorical, the geometric, are reciprocally related.
What does that mean?
It means that people believe that they can render metaphor in any number of ways, it is not true. What it does mean, is what the metaphor stands for has one, and only one literal meaning or exactly the same definition.
That is how you render metaphor, not by pulling anything you want out of your ass, but by the ability to find the reciprocal literal which examples exactly the same definition.
idiot.
Thank you!
Language us Universal
"Language us Universal", really?
and Intelligible, Grammar is Particular and Perceptible.
English Language is an oxymoron A member of a class is not the class of which it is a member.
I'm sorry Phil.
Re: Reciprocity
Are you suggesting it's the equivalent of a thesaurus?
Using alternative wording and phrasing to express the same word (or in this case, symbolism and concepts).
Might have misunderstood this here.
Using alternative wording and phrasing to express the same word (or in this case, symbolism and concepts).
Might have misunderstood this here.
Re: Reciprocity
Now, if you had understood Plato's demonstration of definition by division it goes,
Language is perceptible and intelligible.
therefore.
the Intelligible produces binary in four specific categories.
Common Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry.
I.e.
So it would be English Common Grammar, not English Language.
Language is perceptible and intelligible.
therefore.
the Intelligible produces binary in four specific categories.
Common Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry.
I.e.
So it would be English Common Grammar, not English Language.
Re: Reciprocity
Information management is binary, as all grammars are.
They are also standards of behavior.
There is no dictionary today with demonstrates any such standardization, but you can learn how, using Geometry as Plato and the Bible both note. I does not allow the misuse of binary recursion and you are forced to maintain your naming convention.
Look at it this way, you have a limited number of methods to measure, i.e., define any thing. We recursively use them, but tend to rename each particular use and end up only confusing ourselves into thinking that a difference in name is a real physical difference of measure.
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Re: Reciprocity
Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:44 pmInformation management is binary, as all grammars are.
They are also standards of behavior.
There is no dictionary today
with demonstrates
"with demonstrates", really phil?
any such standardization, but you can learn how, using Geometry as Plato and the Bible both note.
I does not allow
"I does not allow", really phil?
the misuse of binary recursion and you are forced to maintain your naming convention.
Look at it this way, you have a limited number of methods to measure, i.e., define any thing. We recursively use them, but tend to rename each particular use and end up only confusing ourselves into thinking that a difference in name is a real physical difference of measure.
So not to pick at you, but is English your first language? Your English grammar isn't quite making it Phil.
Re: Reciprocity
Fantastic, good show, now you are groveling with typos.SpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:59 pmPhil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:44 pmInformation management is binary, as all grammars are.
They are also standards of behavior.
There is no dictionary today
with demonstrates
"with demonstrates", really phil?
any such standardization, but you can learn how, using Geometry as Plato and the Bible both note.
I does not allow
"I does not allow", really phil?
the misuse of binary recursion and you are forced to maintain your naming convention.
Look at it this way, you have a limited number of methods to measure, i.e., define any thing. We recursively use them, but tend to rename each particular use and end up only confusing ourselves into thinking that a difference in name is a real physical difference of measure.
So not to pick at you, but is English your first language? Your English grammar isn't quite making it Phil.
What does the phrase chit chat mean? Shit for brains.
You lick the bottom of the can like a pro.
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Re: Reciprocity
Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 6:02 pmFantastic, good show, now you are groveling with typos.SpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:59 pmPhil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:44 pm
Information management is binary, as all grammars are.
They are also standards of behavior.
There is no dictionary today
with demonstrates
"with demonstrates", really phil?
any such standardization, but you can learn how, using Geometry as Plato and the Bible both note.
I does not allow
"I does not allow", really phil?
the misuse of binary recursion and you are forced to maintain your naming convention.
Look at it this way, you have a limited number of methods to measure, i.e., define any thing. We recursively use them, but tend to rename each particular use and end up only confusing ourselves into thinking that a difference in name is a real physical difference of measure.
So not to pick at you, but is English your first language? Your English grammar isn't quite making it Phil.
What does the phrase chit chat mean?
Shit for brains.
Thank You!
You lick the bottom of the can like a pro.
Those two errors are in fact not typos. A typo is when you hit a wrong key, "with" is an actual word, which has nothing in common with "which," which would have made your statement correct.
And leaving out a word or words isn't a typo either.
Obviously your problem is knowledge or simply proof reading your message before sending, which is what I do.
Re: Reciprocity
Really? Then how did you miss your original oxymoron?SpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 6:11 pmPhil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 6:02 pmFantastic, good show, now you are groveling with typos.
What does the phrase chit chat mean?
Shit for brains.
Thank You!
You lick the bottom of the can like a pro.
Those two errors are in fact not typos. A typo is when you hit a wrong key, "with" is an actual word, which has nothing in common with "which," which would have made your statement correct.
And leaving out a word or words isn't a typo either.
Obviously your problem is knowledge or simply proof reading your message before sending, which is what I do.
lying sack of shit.
And exactly how do you proof read a non standard system of words? I think everyone would like that piece of bull shit.
Re: Reciprocity
You are poo throwing again. Call yourself an evolved man, oopsie daisy, your calibre meter is dipping quite significantly.Phil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 6:02 pmFantastic, good show, now you are groveling with typos.SpheresOfBalance wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:59 pmPhil8659 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 5:44 pm
Information management is binary, as all grammars are.
They are also standards of behavior.
There is no dictionary today
with demonstrates
"with demonstrates", really phil?
any such standardization, but you can learn how, using Geometry as Plato and the Bible both note.
I does not allow
"I does not allow", really phil?
the misuse of binary recursion and you are forced to maintain your naming convention.
Look at it this way, you have a limited number of methods to measure, i.e., define any thing. We recursively use them, but tend to rename each particular use and end up only confusing ourselves into thinking that a difference in name is a real physical difference of measure.
So not to pick at you, but is English your first language? Your English grammar isn't quite making it Phil.
What does the phrase chit chat mean? Shit for brains.
You lick the bottom of the can like a pro.
Re: Reciprocity
I promise, I will let you fish it out of the toilet when I am done.Fairy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 6:27 pmYou are poo throwing again. Call yourself an evolved man, oopsie daisy, your calibre meter is dipping quite significantly.
You will never have to say nobody took you fishing again.
That reminds me of a true story.
In Vermont, when very very young, me and my sister set out fishing on a wood boot. I did the rowing and I asked her to throw the anchor in.
She did.
We fished for a while, and when I looked up, the shore was about a half a mile away.
I asked her to toss in the anchor, which she did. She forgot to mention it was not attached to the rope.
We did not catch any fish, being out that far, but we did liberate an anchor.
We were so far out, we did not even hear the people on the shore yelling to call us in.
I cannot fathom why, anyone would leave an anchor in a boat, not tied to its rope.
Nor could I imagine anyone tossing it in the water without one. My imagination is truly limited.