Jim,
Actually, I had thought this last was an off-list note. But now that
we're public, let me just say a few things inter-paragraphically (I
love that Claudio Guerri introduced this notion to the list!)
Jim Piat wrote:
<>Oh I was just trying to be
funny -- you know, with all the troubles
Dear Gary, Folks--
Oh I was just trying to be funny -- you
know, with all the troubles in the world ours are just tempests in
teapots. But I am serious about your good will being a great example and
inspiration. I was just reading this moment about the Israeli tanks on the
Gaza border
Jim,
Thanks for your lovely notes. But what in the hell does this mean?
PS -- it's a third you damn
blockhead!
Best,
Gary
Jim Piat wrote:
Dear Gary.
Thanks for your generous and kind
words. You inspire me to try to follow your example of courage and
good will.
Dear Gary.
Thanks for your generous and kind
words. You inspire me to try to follow your example of courage
and good will.
Cheers,
Jim Piat
PS -- it's a third you damn
blockhead!
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Jean-Marc, List,
I suppose that one is permitted one additional word after he has
granted his opponent the *last word* in a matter, but only if he might
want to confirm something his interlocutor has said and where he has
come to see that he was wrong. Jean-Marc wrote:
my
comments have been no
Ben,
list,
First,
many thanks Ben for the graphical improvement and above all for your questions
which allow to bring forward the thought...
1- On
my use of the word "grammar" : I use this word in the sense of "formal grammar"
that is to say the grammar of the forms of all possible triadi
A triad is not a trichotomy!
This is the source of a lot of confusion. I understood that by reading
Gary's article. Now everything makes sense.
- A triad is a relation between three things
- A trichotomy is a division of something into three things
1) the TRICHOTOMIES of signs lead to the fol
