Siskel and Ebert Philosophically Revisited

[Richmond]

I have/maintain mental beliefs/modeling, attempting to
put them into words seems a waste of time because others
have their beliefs/modeling, and beliefs/modeling is always
more powerful than incoming verbiage subject to my/others'
private word meanings and/or interpretations.
Said another way, those who stick to safe topics (e.g. "the
weather") are the intelligent amongst us for understanding
the hopelessness of discussing the details of separate
movies taken/assumed to be the same movie.

It is raining.

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Post by Richmond

I have/maintain mental beliefs/modeling, attempting to
put them into words seems a waste of time because others
have their beliefs/modeling, and beliefs/modeling is always
more powerful than incoming verbiage subject to my/others'
private word meanings and/or interpretations.
Said another way, those who stick to safe topics (e.g. "the
weather") are the intelligent amongst us for understanding
the hopelessness of discussing the details of separate
movies taken/assumed to be the same movie.

It is raining.

The weather is not safe.

It is raining because of global warming.

[oldernow]

Post by Richmond

I have/maintain mental beliefs/modeling, attempting to
put them into words seems a waste of time because others
have their beliefs/modeling, and beliefs/modeling is always
more powerful than incoming verbiage subject to my/others'
private word meanings and/or interpretations.
Said another way, those who stick to safe topics (e.g. "the
weather") are the intelligent amongst us for understanding
the hopelessness of discussing the details of separate
movies taken/assumed to be the same movie.

It is raining.

My roof's got a hole in it, and I might drown.