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Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: John Jones
Date: Jul 24, 2008 11:53

I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe
such things as "telling the difference between green and red is
genetic", and "gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of
meaning.

Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
green? Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?
And what is the difference between male and female? an androgenous melt?
Or maybe something like a muppet, or maybe Brains from Thunderbirds? or
... something else altogether? Wooo - scientific.

So please, don't say things like 'x is something else' or the difference
between x and y is something else'. Just don't. Why? Because I'm a
philosopher, and I'm sick of seeing stupid stuff here. Y'hear me fella'?
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: John Stafford
Date: Jul 24, 2008 13:03

On 7/24/08 1:53 PM, in article g6aj2s$ol3$1@aioe.org, "John Jones"
aol.com> wrote:
> I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe
> such things as "telling the difference between green and red is
> genetic", and "gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of
> meaning.

What of the color blind? It's genetic. Women are genetically different from
men. Huh?
> Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
> green? Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?

It is the color of a red herring. Get it?
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: Immortalist
Date: Jul 24, 2008 13:10

On Jul 24, 11:53 am, John Jones aol.com> wrote:
> I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe
> such things as "telling the difference between green and red is
> genetic", and "gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of
> meaning.
>
> Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
> green? Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?
> And what is the difference between male and female? an androgenous melt?
> Or maybe something like a muppet, or maybe Brains from Thunderbirds? or
> ... something else altogether? Wooo - scientific.
>
> So please, don't say things like 'x is something else' or the difference
> between x and y is something else'. Just don't. Why? Because I'm a
> philosopher, and I'm sick of seeing stupid...
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: Mark Earnest
Date: Jul 24, 2008 16:48

"John Jones" aol.com> wrote in message
news:g6aj2s$ol3$1@aioe.org...
>I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe such
>things as "telling the difference between green and red is genetic", and
>"gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of meaning.
>
> Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
> green?

Same as all the difference between blue and orange, or purple and yellow:
all of the difference in the color spectrum.

Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?
> And what is the difference between male and female? an androgenous melt?

IMV, males accomplish directly, and females indirectly.
That is, males make the momentum, and females steer the momentum.
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: Publius
Date: Jul 26, 2008 21:01

John Jones aol.com> wrote in news:g6aj2s$ol3$1@aioe.org:
> I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe
> such things as "telling the difference between green and red is
> genetic", and "gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of
> meaning.
>
> Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
> green? Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?
> And what is the difference between male and female? an androgenous melt?
> Or maybe something like a muppet, or maybe Brains from Thunderbirds? or
> ... something else altogether? Wooo - scientific.
>
> So please, don't say things like 'x is something else' or the difference
> between x and y is something else'. Just don't. Why? Because I'm a
> philosopher, and I'm sick of seeing stupid stuff here. Y'hear me fella'?
>

Oooh, ignoratio enelchi, John. I'm surprised at you.
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 27, 2008 04:28

On Jul 24, 7:53 pm, John Jones aol.com> wrote:
> I hope that title has rounded up the idiots who automatically believe
> such things as "telling the difference between green and red is
> genetic", and "gender differences are genetic", and similar idiocies of
> meaning.
>
> Don't know what I mean? Well, what is the difference between red and
> green? Is it beige? Pink perhaps? Think hard. Black?
> And what is the difference between male and female? an androgenous melt?
> Or maybe something like a muppet, or maybe Brains from Thunderbirds? or
> ... something else altogether? Wooo - scientific.
>
> So please, don't say things like 'x is something else' or the difference
> between x and y is something else'. Just don't. Why? Because I'm a
> philosopher, and I'm sick of seeing stupid...
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Re: Telling the difference between green and red is genetic         


Author: ZerkonX
Date: Jul 27, 2008 07:06

On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:53:28 +0100, John Jones wrote:
> I hope that title has rounded up the idiots ...
> Because I'm a philosopher, and I'm sick of seeing stupid stuff here.

'Sick of'? What does 'sick of' mean to you exactly. The reason for asking
is if you are 'sick of' something then why invite it?

first conclusion being, you enjoy or are attracted to being sick? Does
this follow?
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