Thinking on the edge

[Botnst]

http://www.edge.org/q2006/q06_print.html

this is an emergent phenomenon dependent on the WWW. Only through extremely rapid and accurate communication can contemporaneous, synoptic assessments be surveyed.

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[Brian Carlton]

Originally Posted by Botnst

http://www.edge.org/q2006/q06_print.html

this is an emergent phenomenon dependent on the WWW. Only through extremely rapid and accurate communication can contemporaneous, synoptic assessments be surveyed.

B

I have seen the light.

You are now the master of omniscience

[Botnst]

Originally Posted by Brian Carlton

I have seen the light.

You are now the master of omniscience

That seems reduntant, or maybe I'm just saying the same thing repititiously.

B

[Brian Carlton]

Originally Posted by Botnst

That seems reduntant, or maybe I'm just saying the same thing repititiously.

B

No, it just has a nicer ring than "master of all that is knowable"

[Botnst]

Originally Posted by Brian Carlton

No, it just has a nicer ring than "master of all that is knowable"

For assimilation it should be used sarcastically, in caustic ridicule. The words are appropriate for my list, the intention is all wrong. You cannot help but have a playful sense of humor.

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[djugurba]

http://www.edge.org/q2006/q06_print.html#harriss

here is a winner.

[Botnst]

Originally Posted by djugurba

http://www.edge.org/q2006/q06_print.html#harriss

here is a winner.

And the one following it argues opposite.

B

[Brian Carlton]

Originally Posted by Botnst

For assimilation it should be used sarcastically, in caustic ridicule. The words are appropriate for my list, the intention is all wrong. You cannot help but have a playful sense of humor.

B

I'll save it for the proper time and place. The place may not be correct in this instance, but the intention was proper.