• KillingTimeItself@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    8 months ago

    this as well. But to me, it’s not that it’s the same, it’s that one is different from the other, in an unrelated manner.

    One could argue coins have the distinct advantage in this case of being highly divisible, which is very true.

    The question here was not whether titties were tittes, because that’s obvious. But whether one titty was better than the other titty. I think the point here is demonstrating that it’s not about the monetary value. It’s about how you perceive it.

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      8 months ago

      Yes, agree, perception is important. I suppose the root of the disparity in our thinking is what “better” even means, because I’d argue that in and of itself is perceptual with no real definitive answer, at least when it comes to forms of money or titties, you can come up with all kinds of reasons for liking or disliking different forms.

      But now I’m really just fascinated by the amount of mental energy we’re all putting into a boob metaphor. Feels like analyzing a koan.

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        8 months ago

        it’s not just a boob metaphor, it’s a titty metaphor in fact, it’s philosophy under the guise of titties.

        The equivalent to feeding dogs medication covered in peanut butter.