![]() ![]() Besides, when I say 'give a name,' I do not imply any of the languages that are commonly used by any of the living persons. between dance parties and dealing with gastrointestinal problems. "Because this given piece of plastic has nothing in common with the process and events that we are talking about, that we spend time studying. "It will not." Portnov let the pen fall on his desk. Second years, Group A, maintained a tense silence. Here is a pen." He tossed up and caught a dark-blue pen with a white top. However, there is also another misconception-by which a name automatically defines the properties of an object. "By the way, consider this: the contradictory nature of a statement almost certainly proves its legitimacy. ![]() A name is like a forked stick that we use to hold a snake on the ground." Portnov imitated using a forked branch to press down an imaginary viper. And at the same time we prevent it from changing. By verbally identifying an object, by giving it a name, we alter it. This is a common misconception not unlike the 'world is flat' belief. “What's in a name? that which we call a rose/By any other name would smell as sweet.' In other words, the essence of an object does not change depending on it's name. ![]()
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