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Evan Hiltunen
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
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D a v i d s o n
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Gig Harbor, Washington, US
Ignorance doesn't kill you, but it makes you sweat a lot.
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Stella Sidney
Posts: 887
Los Angeles, California, US
Evan Hiltunen wrote: Living proof, eh? I don't believe so
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ethasleftthebuilding
Posts: 16685
Key West, Florida, US
Ignorance is simply a lack of knowledge or information. So ignorance can be cured with...guess what?...knowledge and information.
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Stella Sidney
Posts: 887
Los Angeles, California, US
ernst tischler wrote: Ignorance is simply a lack of knowledge or information. So ignorance can be cured with...guess what?...knowledge and information. not for the incompetent
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Looknsee Photography
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Portland, Oregon, US
I have a similar saying: Ignorance is curable, but stupidity is forever! I like mine better.
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ethasleftthebuilding
Posts: 16685
Key West, Florida, US
ernst tischler wrote: Ignorance is simply a lack of knowledge or information. So ignorance can be cured with...guess what?...knowledge and information. Mousseline wrote: not for the incompetent Incompetence is the inability to do something successfully. Which can often also be cured by knowledge and information.
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Stella Sidney
Posts: 887
Los Angeles, California, US
ernst tischler wrote: ernst tischler wrote: Ignorance is simply a lack of knowledge or information. Incompetence is the inability to do something successfully. Which can often also be cured by knowledge and information. not for the people I'm talking about.
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GK photo
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Laguna Beach, California, US
another mousseline gem. Mousseline wrote: not for the people I'm talking about.
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Evan Hiltunen
Posts: 4162
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Mousseline wrote: I don't believe so None of us like to admit our ignorance. We all fall short. Every now and then I come across someone with extremely foolish ideas. Ideas that no one in their right mind could possibly hold true. The problem with them, as I see it, is they make me question what ideas I fervently "know to be true" that are, in fact, false. As long as I stay away from idiots, I don't have to question my own idiocy.
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ethasleftthebuilding
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Key West, Florida, US
GK photo wrote: another mousseline gem. Mousseline wrote: not for the people I'm talking about. GK photo wrote: LOL
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Click Hamilton
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San Diego, California, US
Mousseline, I'm afraid you started a battle with your normal flair and aplomb for stirring people to respond, but it's one that can not be won by definition. The more you try to spin or modify the meaning of that word, the more you underline it's actual meaning. It may help to clarify that meaning for some others here, but this thread was launched with a fatal flaw.
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ethasleftthebuilding
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Key West, Florida, US
Click Hamilton wrote: Mousseline, I'm afraid you started a battle with your normal flair and aplomb for stirring people to respond, but it's one that can not be won by definition. The more you try to spin or modify the meaning of that word, the more you underline it's actual meaning. It may help to clarify that meaning for some others here, but this thread was launched with a fatal flaw. ...but she's fun!
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Brian Diaz
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Danbury, Connecticut, US
Mousseline wrote: not for the people I'm talking about. So you're saying that the people who choose to remain ignorant will remain ignorant.
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Evan Hiltunen
Posts: 4162
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Click Hamilton wrote: Mousseline, I'm afraid you started a battle with your normal flair and aplomb for stirring people to respond, but it's one that can not be won by definition. The more you try to spin or modify the meaning of that word, the more you underline it's actual meaning. It may help to clarify that meaning for some others here, but this thread was launched with a fatal flaw. Almost all of her threads are launched with a fatal flaw and, let's be honest, that's why we like them.
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ethasleftthebuilding
Posts: 16685
Key West, Florida, US
Mousseline wrote: not for the people I'm talking about. Brian Diaz wrote: So you're saying that the people who choose to remain ignorant will remain ignorant. ...or perhaps it's not by choice at all.
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