Posted on July 2, 2008 by eveningperson
From Critical Cafe, 2 July 2008:
Despite what someone said, Popper did not appear to condone waffle. He did say that he did not believe in getting hung up over the meanings of words, and would happily agree a contrary (though undoubtedly temporary) meaning for a word if it would advance the discussion. What he [...]
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Posted on July 1, 2008 by eveningperson
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eveningperson Says: December 18, 2007 at 9:13 pm GaleG Says:
Hi there-
Has any one of you held a very sick child or a dying animal in your arms? Any one of you stayed up all night with a fretful feaverish, very ill child? In other words, have any of you dealt [...]
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Posted on July 1, 2008 by eveningperson
From Critical Cafe, 18 June 2008:
donalmcevoyuk wrote:
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Perhaps your intellect rises well above this assertion and you can show that the etymology of “cheers” is unrelated to the term “cheering”? (People say “cheers” when toasting; they are in effect “cheering” each other – its entry into the vernacular, as a surrogate for [...]
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