True enough, Roger.
This whole discussion is a great example of the benefits, and problems,
involved in using metaphors ("road"). Next topic:
Can you understand the world without metaphors?
E
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> Hey gang,
>
> Seems to me that roads aren't true. Roads are. What we say about roads is
> true or not true. And if I am coming from Naples the best road can truly be
> said to be route 58 (unless of course I am driving a big rig, in which case I
> better take the highway). And if I come from Sicily the true road is by boat.
>
> But then again, I could be wrong, as I have no map of Italy
> Rog
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