Dalton_2.3_DQ7
Some things need to be identified and some things don't. There's no real way to find a deeper meaning in this question. If something has a purpose then it will be named. Is it possible that not naming certain things have made it so that we don't discover possible uses for those things?
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posted by Dalton_Williams @ 6:44 PM
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That is an interesting concept; there is a certain power associated with a name. Imagine if the president of the United States did not have a name, and we just referred to him as "that one guy." Can you imagine how powerless he would sound? In terms of our body, the front of our hand is called a palm; the top part of the back is called knuckles. We hold things in our palm, we punch with our knuckles. Below the knuckles, we do not associate a name, and the greatest use we have developed is the "pimp slap." Is this because we do not attach a significance to it, or is there really just no other practical use for it?
I agree. This topic is not a very deep one.
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