Ok smarties, make sense of this!

[Caliban]

There is only one way to argue with that kind of logic....slowly, as you back towards the door.

I can't start to say how annoyed I am with myself for wasting the time it took to read through it.

[Chelly]

how many corners are there on a cube again?

[svizzerams]

It's all about no mind.....again.

Yep, sheer base material existance defined by quaternary principles. Among asian cultures 4's considered the most unlucky of all.

Even 5 suggests more to the agenda (self-awareness) than base and petty designation of 4 thats always a lock and defines confinement, restriction at best along 4 cardinal points, 4 corners, etc. Basically plateau of niether self-awareness nor self-consciousness of being conscious of consciousness.


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This must be the explanation why japanese tea sets come with 5 cups instead of 4.

In Italy, the #17 is considered very unlucky.

[Fansy]

Why aren't these types of incomprehensibles purged at birth as they were in ancient Sparta? Computers and biological knowledge should make this an exact science in a few years, and I can't say its application wouldn't help us out - in the least it would clean up the internet.

[phasmoid]

I finally found a babysitter.

[marie-angelique]

how many corners are there on a cube again?

8


a babysitter???

[Fenrisco]

Among asian cultures 4's considered the most unlucky of all.

That's because the word for "four" sounds like the word for "death". That's what you get for having a tonal language; the difference between the words for "sleepy", "dumpling" and "wrestling" still eludes me (which makes for odd conversations in restaurants and dojos).

Father's day is August the 8th, because the word for eight is "ba" (or "pa") so 8/8 is "papa".

See, there's a simple explanation for everything.