November 4, 2006

I like this bit...
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Sophism (gr. sophistes meaning "wise-ist," or one who 'does' wisdom, i.e. who makes a business out of wisdom; cf. sophós, "wise man", cf. also wizard) was originally a term for the techniques taught by a highly respected group of philosophy and rhetoric teachers in ancient Greece.

Which is spooky cos a bunch of tourists in Greece remarked how much alike a statue of a great philosopher and myself looked.... OKAY they were only really refering to the beard, and even that was a stretch.


Course the rest of what was wrote in Wiki was less than flattering in the light of Everett's post.


Anywho, after a brief flutter of annoyance I can continue on without a backward glance.

Course maybe Everett meant the first bit and none of the negative. I'm a cranky SOB at the best of times.

See ye all later :) Ash Nazg...


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