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@3RU7AL
COMPARE
AND CONTRAST
No need (see the link above).
Please use your magical dictionary to help you understand the full meaning of the term, "JARGON".
I did, although it’s not relevant to the discussion at hand.
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@Tarik
(IFF) your personally preferred dictionary is the authoritative source for jargon related to FORMAL LOGIC (THEN) sound = valid (AND) valid = sound
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@Tarik
Can we perhaps agree to the terms (CONDITIONALLY TRUE) AND (UNCONDITIONALLY TRUE)?
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@3RU7AL
😔 I guess
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@Tarik
NICE.
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...Not even, that’s kinda the purpose of a dictionary, to know what words mean.
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@Tarik
...Not even, that’s kinda the purpose of a dictionary, to know what words mean.
Why don't we all use the original?
In 1806 Webster published A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, the first truly American dictionary.
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Why don't we all use the original?
I don’t know, just on the top of my head maybe it has something to do with the fact that it’s 2021 and NOT 1806.
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Why don't we all use the original?I don’t know, just on the top of my head maybe it has something to do with the fact that it’s 2021 and NOT 1806.
Aren't we still using the same words?
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Why don't we all use the original?In 1806 Webster published A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, the first truly American dictionary.
Because definitions are subjective, practically arbitrary other than by our mutual agreement and language therefore evolves.
There is no such thing as a definitive "correct" definition.
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Aren't we still using the same words?
We very well may be, but we’re also creating new words that didn’t exist in 1806.