waysider

HERE it is.

How about a dragon, instead?

I think you may have mentioned that. On the occasions when you speak in Spanish, do you have to make a conscious effort to think "differently"?

But if the messenger delivers a flawed message... Well, you do the math.

Is there anyone here who speaks more than one language or is in the process of learning? Why, how, where, when, etc. This is not a survey, just an invitation to a general discussion, sparked by recent discussions of Bible research and translations. I have no idea where it might lead, but it doesn't necessarily have to be related to TWI or the previous discussion.

You mean like this one?

How would you know if you haven't read her book?

But you ARE in love with the collaterals, which is bibliolotry.

Did he, though? Much of what he expounded had been passed down through oral tradition.

None Of Us Are Free

If the leotard fits, you must do the splits.

So, then, SIT is basically like freestyle dancing but with sounds instead of movement.

What's an earfoam?

Tread lightly, the ice is thin in spots.

You can use earbuds with a Walkman? Who Knew?

This... From a person who apparently does not understand the concept of improvisation or character immersion.

For the most part, this discussion has been an exercise in futility. The issue is not "black/white, yes/no, either/or" in essence. The real question is what potion and how much of our decision making is influenced by conditioning as opposed to what portion and how much is governed by conscious decision. Obviously, there are infinite combinations possible.

It seems you have either forgotten the primary theme or weren't paying close attention the first time you read it. I spent 20 years studying the Cliff Notes.

scriptural reference?

Where do I even begin?

Learning doesn't necessarily have to occur in tiny increments. What you may be thinking of is the process of disciplined learning.

I thought you said His power was limited by a budget. How can something that's infinite be limited (finite)?

It wasn't me who claimed Socrates was an "impractical egghead".

Socrates would like a word with you.

Brutal!