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Anonymous philosop h y It seems you want a complex question in philosophy. That doesn't seem like a grammar question. You'll have to clarify what your question is.
- Anonymous philosop h y It seems you want a complex question in philosophy.
- That doesn't seem like a grammar question.
- You'll have to clarify what your question is.
- CJ
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AnonymousphilosophyIt seems you want a complex question in philosophy. That doesn't seem like a grammar question. You'll have to clarify what your question is.
CJ
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It's impossible to draw a line there. You can start by asking how to define 'the'; you can then ask if there is a complete and coherent language for describing the universe; you may come up with the answer 'No'; and then you can go on
It's impossible to say at what point it's complex
Dave
It's impossible to say at what point it's complex
Dave
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Either GPY has just made that up or it's some kind of joke
Or he may have hit the nail on the head
Dave
(The first is complex; the second is true)
Or he may have hit the nail on the head
Dave
(The first is complex; the second is true)
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