12-01-2016, 08:30 AM
(11-29-2016, 12:06 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: You like to not say things in as many words as possible so you can later claim you didn't say what you claim you never said. Kinda like "moronic scientists," but you did not say "scientists were moronic" because you said "moronic scientists" . . . which is different. Everybody else just needs to disregard the standard practices of modern English when you use an adjective such as "moronic" to describe a noun such as "scientists." Because, inexplicibly, you weren't using that adjective to describe that noun the way everyone else is taught to use adjectives to describe nouns.
You were just explaining any time a scientiest attempts to understand anything which is created they "appear" moronic. Since everything is "created" scientists "appear" moronic everytime the attempt to understand anything and everything. Meaning they "appear" moronic all the time.
That is a stupid argument. Although, I never said your argument was stupid. Only that your argement "appeared" to be stupid when anyone attempted to understand it. Understand? (I hope not because you would appear moronic "in an attempt to figure out" something you don't understand.)uess I need more decisiveness in my decision making process.
Isn't it also easier to claim you never said anything when your posts are phrased as questions?
