Common language, uncommon understanding.
A deep thinker and a shallow thinker share a common language, but they do not share a common point of view when it comes to the depth of their understanding.
You embrace the common point of view, which makes you a commoner...
Your are absorbed in the common ideas, the ideas of the masses, quoting common scripture and verse...as that apparently satisfies you. Your attempted counter to my arguments and definitions is that the arguments and definitions are incorrect because they are uncommon?
That really demonstrates the commoner mentality...
A deep thinker and a shallow thinker share a common language, but they do not share a common point of view when it comes to the depth of their understanding.
You embrace the common point of view, which makes you a commoner...
Your are absorbed in the common ideas, the ideas of the masses, quoting common scripture and verse...as that apparently satisfies you. Your attempted counter to my arguments and definitions is that the arguments and definitions are incorrect because they are uncommon?
That really demonstrates the commoner mentality...
Quote from Turok:
zTroll:
>Your life may be based on the commonly accepted,
>which I suspect it is...I am not interested in what
>commoners think.
This is the joke of your thinking as it pertains to definitions ...
If not for the commonly accepted, we could not be having this conversation. The very fact that we are conversing is proof that you *rely on the commonly accepted" in the language arena.
JB
