His Holiness must be just chilling out yeah? In a jovial, playful mood? Sweet to see his antics.
Because applying your disinterested, impartial POV persona I'm able to gather a lot of information even from that compacted text. I won't be waiting for yours and Guru Xeno's disinterested, impartial analysis though because we know your personas and your target, captive audience. On Mar 25, 2013, at 3:35 PM, "curtisdeltablues" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hilarious, what a project. > > --- In [email protected], "Xenophaneros Anartaxius" > <anartaxius@...> wrote: > > > > I took Robin's last post to Curtis and removed all of Curtis' and Ann's > > comments and pasted all of Robin's posts into the text compactor > > http://www.textcompactor.com/ and it choked, the text was too long. So I > > split it into two sections, reduced the length to 10% and then reduced the > > remainder by about 50%. This is the result: > > > > Robin: > > > > 'No, you will scrupulously avoid this, because it might get you trapped > > inside where truth is--truth which does not wish to be exploited for ends > > which falsify why it exists.' > > > > 'You are saying here, Curtis, that Barry formed a dislike for A and Robin; > > "So you only see the version of Barry that applies to you, a person he does > > not respect"--meaning: A fails to realize that, outside of A, Barry does > > demonstrate vulnerability--but A can't see this because she is subjectively > > reacting to Barry's dislike of her. You did not in your representation of > > what I said about Barry (you took over what that analysis was and made it > > over into your own image of what you wanted it to be: there was hardly > > anything left of it after that) indicate you were at all interested in > > anything but defending Barry and getting rid of my analysis. "Funny > > thing"--it starts off as a cliché, and just dies away in the saying of it.' > > > > 'Ann has done her best to be fair and just to Barry here, Curtis.' > > > > 'If you really did possess such a perspective, why have you allowed AWB to > > fall into such ignorance about Barry, because her perspective has not been > > informed by your own (re: Barry Wright)? So I conclude: Yes, what AWB > > declares about Barry's predictability is unassailable--and only you have > > sealed this by how you have responded to this assertion, Curtis.' > > > > 'I have analyzed the "Limited" character of Barry Wright in my analysis, > > Curtis. And that's not going to happen, because Barry would not give you > > that opportunity, and neither will your experience or your modus operandi.' > > > > 'The point Ann is making here, Curtis, is that you and Barry have this > > tacit pact (I assume it has not been ritualized through ceremony or > > handshakes): You have my back; You have my back; I have your back--at all > > times.' > > > >
