it's easier." It is not the truth. Or how about when someone spells a word with a g in it and they write a q instead?
Math isn't math that way. And when something isn't true, it's a lie. And the lies keep growing as you keep needing them to get out of the past lie. Because we can't judge you, how dare we call you fake, you're just misunderstood, we just heard you wrong, excuses, excuses, excuses. "CURSE YOU, PERRY THE PLATYPUS!
(Laughs) You're just in time to witness my latest scheme. No, wait, no. As adjectives the difference between peccable and impeccable is that peccable is liable to sin; subject to transgress the divine law while impeccable is perfect, without faults, flaws or errors. But we can't say that anymore. Because it's not just that they do their g's in a strange way. If everyone could do "math" however they wanted to, there would be a worldwide disaster. "Why was she in a marathon if she was asthmatic, you ask?
Namely, logic. So why is it so hard to see language in the same light? Did you happen to correct them?
We're not going to talk about logic, as much as we're going to talk about a Your blonde cousin that doesn't come to reunions wasn't in the hospital for catching Pneumonia from traffic fumes and you weren't in the mall to get her a Hallmark card and eat a less-than-ten-dollar muffin. That is logic. And you might say "Why does
Oh no, I never said she was Papers riddled with misspelled words, conversations riddled with mispronounced words and bad grammar... the list could go on.
Two plus two equals four. Here, let me give you some examples: Behold, my Drill-Inator!
Did you hear that this year? It is logically impossible for every "truth" to be true, simply because they contradict each other. You might have recognized the title from Phineas and Ferb's character, Doofenschmirtz. Because "easier" is a justifiable excuse for "wrong." It's that they replaced it with a q. This one happened to me personally. And before we go any farther, I want to clarify that I'm not talking about people with learning disabilities or anything. And maybe you were expecting a blog about him, or maybe about Perry the Platypus, or Major Monogram, or any other character from the series. If you were, you can go ahead and close this window down now, because this blog is not going to have anything to do with the lovable rascals who build impossible things to avoid boredom and achieve greatness.
I mean, really. If it's wrong, it's wrong. When I mentioned it, I was told "That's how I do g's." But we'll make just one simple example.
You just lied. There are two equally important things going on here (and by “important” I mean “not important at all”) – a tiny group of people spending huge sums of money on art; and a small group of people in extremely expensive shoes gossiping about who’s buying what.But the money sloshing around the art world is, ultimately, small potatoes.
Any one artwork might sell for an astonishing amount of money… (b)ut compared with the sums of money in finance, the entire contemporary-art circus is basically a rounding error.Here at Art Basel, everybody is in their comfort zone – the art world knows how to buy and sell and backstab and gossip, and it does it very well. If you say something that isn't true, Rather ironic, in a sense. People have been saying and doing whatever they want in the name of free will, and although it's been culminating under the surface for many many years, it's been especially close to erupting recently. This is why "subjective truth" is illogical. I'm not talking about situations like that. "Ah, Perry the Platypus, your timing is [adjective with prefix], and by '[same adjective with prefix]' I mean COMPLETELY [SAME ADJECTIVE WITHOUT PREFIX]!" If so, what did they say? But still.
[In Dr. Doofensmirtz’s voice]: “"Ah, Perry the Platypus. This is illogical. For one man to say "No, it's worth fifty pennies," and another to say "It's worth 135 pennies" is foolishness. For example, impeccable (by which he means completely peccable). I was genuinely surprised. Math is math. Sometimes it just makes you a liar. I'm talking about the people who think it's just easier to say the wrong word than it is to say the right word.
This is illogical.
We might not call you on it, because that's no longer socially acceptable.
Crossposted from The Stars Hollow Gazette The art of Griftopia Felix Salmon, Reuters Dec 2, 2011 11:43 EST I’m in Miami right now, for the annual bacchanal of conspicuous consumption that is Art Basel Miami Beach. This makes no sense! He does this even if, strictly speaking, the word doesn't exist without the prefix. Because this year, I heard someone talking about how they heard so many people say Valentime's Day this year, and when they said something about it, they were told "why can't we just say Valentime? Peccable is a related term of impeccable.
Anyone says anything that pops into their head if it makes Some people have poor oral skills, and that makes it hard for them to speak. There are so many things in this world that we've just let slide for no other reason than because it's easier than speaking the truth. Now, lying is no big deal. So long as the institution selling the work is trustworthy, potential buyers tend to take such stories at face value – and, of course, they have a vested financial interest in those stories being true, the minute they actually buy the piece. And maybe you were expecting a blog about him, or maybe about Perry the Platypus, or Major Monogram, or any other character from the series. (Punches …
Because lately I've been seeing quite a lot of it. Your timing is impeccable. I’m in Miami right now, for the annual bacchanal of conspicuous consumption that is Art Basel Miami Beach.
Taking it a step further than just the run-of-the-mill lie, let's talk about religion. But we certainly catch you on it.
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