Bill!,

Bill!, none of your repetitions are needless.  I don't think you're built that 
way (to do that).

You crack(ed) me up (just then).

Thanks.

I guess!

Taking my medicine.

Now, there was a clear place at which tautology was the word to be applied.  It 
was in Edgar's circular presentation (he thought, "presentation"!) of "Zen".  I 
had to laugh THEN, too!  Bless this Forum.

Boy, if there's anybody going to be in good health these days, it's ME.  Thanks 
to some unsuspecting compounding and dispensing Pharmacies named Bill!, and 
Edgar.

--Joe

PS  And, Bill!:  Tautology is a good 25-cent word.  The word needs no 
introduction, but just an encouragement to keep on circulating.  And, Coin of 
the Realm, in my ex- career as a Philosopher.  I still "love" Philosophy, and 
don't miss it, because I practice it every day.  And the Philosophers are my 
friends.  BTW, I'm re-reading now, again, but on fresh paper, my own copies of 
Diogenes Laertius (as the name is Latinized), LIVES OF THE PHILOSOPHERS.  They 
were printed, on demand, on May 13, 2013 (via Amazon).  Of course, these are 
ancient mostly Greek and Roman philosophers.  What else is new?  ;-)  Fine 
translation.  Oh, to quaff a flagon of wine with these thinkers!  Or hit them 
with one of my (only-) good kyosakus!  We could have some fun, and make some 
progress, in these times.  As we're doing.

-> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
> 
> I can't even remember exactly what it was right now, but it was something 
> Edgar posted that to me smacked of solipsism of which he always accuses me of 
> practicing.  I've just posted something in more detail on that.
> 
> But it's also true Edgar is guilty of tautology.  Unfortunately so am I 
> although I don't consider some of my repetitions as needless.  I try to 
> re-word them or find better ways to say them (like metaphors?) that might 
> better communicate what I'm trying to say.
> 
> Anyway, thanks for introducing yet another confusing word.




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