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Subject: Re: Oooh. The "stereotype" debate again - Philosophy
From: Spellbinder
Posted: Wed Oct 5. 2005, 07:43 UTC
Followup to: "Re: Oooh. The "stereotype" debate again"  by Mister2  (Wed Oct 5. 2005, 05:56 UTC)
> it ends in agreement and a general feeling of good will, doesnt it?

An odd touch of philosophy just struck me...It's kind of implied by these last 
couple of posts that perhaps we shouldn't replay the same old topics, threads, 
and arguments that took place weeks, months, and even years earlier.  (not 
suggesting you guys are saying that, just that most people are probably 
thinking it a little bit)

If we did follow that particular thought, wouldn't these forums be pretty much 
dead within a week or two.

Don't get me wrong, I tend to get pretty tired with arguments like this 
particular one is/has/could shape up to be.  When I first joined this forum, 
for some weird reason (somehow disregarding ALL of the forums to which I've 
taken part in) I seemed to believe that some of the arguments were being done 
for the first time.  I don't think I've even been a part of this forum for all 
that long (maybe something like 7-8 months now), and I've already been a part 
in a couple of threads to which I was a part in an earlier version a few 
months earlier.  Yeah, I've even linked back to my own postings a couple of 
times to save the typing :)

I'm not even saying it's good or bad that these topics are being repeated...I 
haven't even made a conclusion on that.  I will say, it does seem to take too 
much time to read the same book over again, but I am always curious what the 
new people might add to the talks

-- 
Cody


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