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Old 12.06.2007, 07:50 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by atari 2600
Just as Newton's laws hold true in the majority of cases on this planet, but not in the whole of the universe as in Einstein, Sapir and Whorf's contention holds true for most cases, but not in every case.

no fucking way that comparison is even remotely applicable; but even if it were applicable, it still wouldn't be true at all.

i'm just saying this for the benefit of naive children who may be bamboozled by the rhethorical audacity of the quoted statement.
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