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dancin_n_da_moonlite on You Pick It by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:29 AM
i agree with dovina it was good but at the end the poem died right along with the kid - 7 for an other wise nice work
dancin_n_da_moonlite replying on The Populous by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:21 AM
the whole not spelling correctly thing isnt really working for you here..........
dancin_n_da_moonlite replying on The Populous by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:20 AM
nice....
dancin_n_da_moonlite replying on The Populous by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:14 AM
nice......
thepinkbunnyofdoom replying on Maybe Someday by Luzr 2 Apr 2005, 10:13 AM
Wonders.
dancin_n_da_moonlite on criminal by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:10 AM
it sounds nice but thats all it does, a word to the wise: don't try to build a hidden "meaning" when it isn't there, either be tricky or be straight forward but dont have nothing
dancin_n_da_moonlite on The Joynt by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:08 AM
interesting to say the least
dancin_n_da_moonlite on The Universe by durr_T_hip_E 2 Apr 2005, 10:06 AM
not to bad actually, but it could use some work for sure, perhaps if you left the one word per line format, and it into like a tanka or haiku or something it would sound better
Dovina replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 9:24 AM
A race of Liars is unimaginable. How could they communicate? Let’s talk about real minds. You say we should “embrace accepting false propositions.” I hope you don’t mean that. Perhaps you mean “consider propositions that appear false.” A closed mind does not necessarily make assertions based on insufficient evidence. There may be good evidence in a person’s thinking that Negroes are an unreliable source of information, for example. He is closed minded if he rejects information from that source. It is important to recognize closed mindedness because through it good information is rejected.
Dovina replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 9:23 AM
A race of Liars is unimaginable. How could they communicate? Let’s talk about real minds. You say we should “embrace accepting false propositions.” I hope you don’t mean that. Perhaps you mean “consider propositions that appear false.” A closed mind does not necessarily make assertions based on insufficient evidence. There may be good evidence in a person’s thinking that Negroes are an unreliable source of information, for example. He is closed minded if he rejects information from that source. It is important to recognize closed mindedness because through it good information is rejected.
Dovina replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 9:23 AM
A race of Liars is unimaginable. How could they communicate? Let’s talk about real minds. You say we should “embrace accepting false propositions.” I hope you don’t mean that. Perhaps you mean “consider propositions that appear false.” A closed mind does not necessarily make assertions based on insufficient evidence. There may be good evidence in a person’s thinking that Negroes are an unreliable source of information, for example. He is closed minded if he rejects information from that source. It is important to recognize closed mindedness because through it good information is rejected.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on stab in the dark by not_a_philosopher 2 Apr 2005, 9:16 AM
I'm a neoconservative.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 9:06 AM
If there were a race of Liars, would it be closed minded to reject the propositions they spouted? A 'closed minded' person might reject Negroes as a source of information, because (for whatever reason) he has concluded that Negroes are an unreliable source of information. What is the difference between that, and, say, someone who rejects carbon dating as a reliable source of information? In both cases, the protagonist's actions are stupid if, and only if, his assertion about the information source being unreliable is based on insufficient evidence. It's obvious we should avoid rejecting true propositions, and embrace rejecting false ones. Closed mindedness is neither here nor there, unless all you mean by 'closed minded' is 'a mind that makes assertions based on insufficient evidence.' It's almost a tautology that you shouldn't do that, unless you live on Planet Gay, where making an assertion based on SUFFICIENT evidence is punishable by bumming.
Dovina replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 8:49 AM
A closed mind rejects information which it determines false or unimportant based on criteria such as the race, sex, or religion of the person providing the information. It rejects information because of the source or the manner of presentation rather than content. Of course, we all do it. The argument is over whether it’s good or something we should try to avoid.
not_a_philosopher replying on stab in the dark by not_a_philosopher 2 Apr 2005, 8:46 AM
not that their is anything wrong with right-wing fundamentalism but I most certainly am not, I happen to be quite liberal
Dovina replying on How to treat young ladies by wFraser Allonby Q.C.w 2 Apr 2005, 8:37 AM
I thought I was funny, you didn't.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 8:35 AM
Whatever. I don't care about your squabbles with zodiac anyway. What I'm asking for you to do is to state what you mean by closed minded. Do you simply mean a mind that makes assertions based on insufficient evidence?
You always do this. Whenever an ironic poeme/comment is posted, you automatically reply explaining the blatant irony to everyone as if they weren't already aware. YES. THIS POEME ISN'T REALLY HOW YOU SHOULD TREAT YOUNG LADIES. THAT'S THE WHOLE FUCKING POINT. WHY ARE YOU TELLING US THAT?
Dovina replying on No Worries by Dovina 2 Apr 2005, 8:24 AM
I have evaluated what zodiac said about what I have said (opened my mind to considering it) I have decided that his assertion of my being full of crap is false. Therefore, I made the statement you reference. That's not perfect open mindedness, but it's a damn sight more than his.
Dovina on Spanish Woman by James Rykelangeli 2 Apr 2005, 8:18 AM
How about: past the world, and whispers,