That's YOUR opinon, You have neither heard not listened. NOT my problem so why 
tell me? Playing 
social dominance games? BBB OO  RR  II NN GG !!!!
adrian

Sam Carana wrote:
> You haven't said anything, Adrian.
> 
> Sam Carana
> 
> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 8:55 PM, adrf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> OFF coarse, Sam
>> You're entitled to fantasise as you like. Obviously you're not very uptodate 
>> with any research.
>> LET'S stick with experience and beliefs, Reality can look after itself. The 
>> last person to
>> realise it is one who is stuck in a belief. AND Facere, what's done is 
>> WHAT'S DONE. I am doing
>> it. FACT is cognate to 'feitico' which means fetish. So don't teach gran how 
>> to suck eggs. and
>> include Factititious and any word prefixed with fact, like facile, etc. The 
>> online etymology
>> dictionary goes neither deep nor far. Onelook shows 22 instances of words in 
>> fac.... like a
>> Factotum, who makes facts into a Totem or prays to one or more humbly totes 
>> them around. [from
>> fac, imperative of facere "do"]  faculties distribute facts and factoids. 
>> Google provides
>> 52,500,000 for fac? That's more than any factory could facilitate, not to 
>> ignore being outfaced
>> or faced up with.
>>
>>  "You are never dedicated to something you have complete confidence in. No 
>> one is fanatically
>> shouting that the sun is going to rise tomorrow. They know it is going to 
>> rise tomorrow. When
>> people are fanatically dedicated to political or religious faiths or any 
>> other kinds of dogmas
>> or goals, it's always because these dogmas or goals are in doubt. Robert M. 
>> Pirsig, "Zen in the
>> Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". Indeed, I don't question the reality of a 
>> fork when eating,
>> though Uri Geller does.
>>
>> I'm now DONE with you.
>>
>> adrian
>>
>>
>> Sam Carana wrote:
>>> Adrian, whatever this "appearance of illusion or a ghostly or
>>> astravlevent set" may be that you're talking about, I think it's a
>>> figment of someone's imagination, i.e. quite the opposite of reality I
>>> would say, so let's stick to reality instead, rather than your ghastly
>>> description of whatever you were referring to. Also, your etymological
>>> analysis of facts is incorrect, the word comes from the Latin facere
>>> and means 'what's done', so facts are given, they are out there,
>>> before we start giving our opinions about things. So, to describe
>>> facts as products of theories does not to make sense either, because a
>>> fact is what's done/made/occurred before we start making theories or
>>> giving opinions. Facts are parts of reality, which is founded in
>>> diversity. And yes, that's a fact!
>>>
>>> Cheers!
>>> Sam Carana
>>>
>>>
>>> On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 4:23 PM, adrf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> Jeepers, first time I can take two potshots at once.
>>>>
>>>> Sam, What you call reality amounts to the physical world or 
>>>> phenomenological. Recent findings
>>>> show that this is an appearance of illusion or a ghostly or astravlevent 
>>>> set. A lot of people
>>>> latch onto a facet or aspect of this world and take it for the complete 
>>>> answer. Diversity is
>>>> variations on a theme one can call archetypes. So you're right but 
>>>> incomplete. Besides as I
>>>> keep on repeating a fact is a PRODUCT of a theory, which is a pattern that 
>>>> serve as a
>>>> logicalised background of a percept or observation. Fact is cognate to 
>>>> feitico, west Indian
>>>> voodoo jargon, which means fetish. So in a catchphrase don't make a fetish 
>>>> of any fact.
>>>> adrian
>>>>
>>>> Sam Carana wrote:
>>>>> Hi Fred,
>>>>>
>>>>> Good to hear from you. I believe that diversity is fundamental to
>>>>> reality.
>>>>> Did you read my recent thread on this, at:
>>>>> http://groups.google.com/group/epistemology/browse_frm/thread/5555b41cef633d3e
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers!
>>>>> Sam Carana
>>>>>
>>
> 
> > 
> 


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