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My view of truth doesn't allow for those kinds of constructs. That's all I mean. We are agreeing to disagree on the magnitude, or appropriateness, of that particular contribution, when it comes to how we define truth. In other words, I wouldn't apply those things to any search for truth, even though i know that you do. What we disagree on is whether or not it's kosher practice.

I say no.

You say yes.

We can't really go anywhere from there. Most agreement to disagree is the result of rhetorical limitation. For that particular strain of conversation, we've hit our collaborative zenith.

[QUOTE="ProphetofOccam, post: 149001, member: 5272"] [FONT=arial][/FONT] My view of truth doesn't allow for those kinds of constructs. That's all I mean. We are agreeing to disagree on the magnitude, or appropriateness, of that particular contribution, when it comes to how we define truth. In other words, I wouldn't apply those things to any search for truth, even though i know that you do. What we disagree on is whether or not it's kosher practice. I say no. You say yes. We can't really go anywhere from there. Most agreement to disagree is the result of rhetorical limitation. For that particular strain of conversation, we've hit our collaborative zenith. [/QUOTE]

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