MemeLab wrote:
<<If somebody is in their own world, (as Reed's last message seemed to
indicate
to me), I can't command him to join me or the rest of us. I may humor him
occasionally on his turf, but in general I have already told him, that his
terms are not acceptable. He says I play "semantics games", and that I am
too
"abstract", and then he turns around and accuses me of a "lack of
imagination"
when I say similar things about his stuff. Some gaps may never be closed.
And that is fine with me also.>>
Isn't it interesting how frequently people project themselves onto others? It's almost as if MemeLab were talking about himself!
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