I think this kid might be a good candidate for BOSC:
Welcome to the madhouse, Tobias.I'm in
"This running up against the limits of language is ethics."
Well said.
I'm in (better late to a party than never, I say!).
I think I crossed the threshold this year when I made a mad commitment to a multi-year journey of discovery, 'Around the World in 80 Blades'... onwards and upwards!
I have no understand of the connection or disconnect here. How is running up against the limits of language in any way related to ethics? To me, that's just nonsense.
If you're in big trouble, show her this.
I took it as when I dont know when to shut up, which I seldom know, and the whole reason I got locked in this place!
No one is suppose to know about that! Thus proving the point above.
I have no understand of the connection or disconnect here. How is running up against the limits of language in any way related to ethics? To me, that's just nonsense.
Not saying I'm right of course...
Precisely!... However, I am reminded (frequently) of a friend who worked as a technical writer, and her rule of thumb when assessing any text was this: Do you want me to understand what you are saying? If so, make it simple and clear and precise; if not, p*ss off...
What does ASP stand for Thom? I couldn't find it in the Wiki Abbreviations page.What? What?
What does ASP stand for Thom?
How come programmers (who are usually semi-literate at best) get these jobs?Editing software took the word “pass” and treated it as a profanity. My fault for emboldening an acronym’s explanation
I am entirely open to the possibility that I may simply be too simple-minded to understand many things, but Wittgenstein has always struck me as having been deeply determined to be a brilliant philosopher but, lacking any particularly brilliant ideas, decided to simply spray fancy-sounding words at the page in a maddeningly oblique manner, in the hopes that people would assume he was a genius... and lo and behold, he was right!
In other words, yes, sure seems like nonsense to me, but of course we may be missing something. However, I am reminded (frequently) of a friend who worked as a technical writer, and her rule of thumb when assessing any text was this: Do you want me to understand what you are saying? If so, make it simple and clear and precise; if not, p*ss off...