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[Philosophy Explorer]

I like to be able to read an article that's not too technical,
i.e. with too much terminology. One idea is to add a glossary. Another is to have the option of putting the article in another form to make it more readable.

Any comments?

PhilX

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I like to be able to read an article that's not too technical,
i.e. with too much terminology. One idea is to add a glossary. Another is to have the option of putting the article in another form to make it more readable.

Any comments?

PhilX

I have no comment. That's the extent of my commitment to commit to a comment.

[Dalek Prime]

I like to be able to read an article that's not too technical,
i.e. with too much terminology. One idea is to add a glossary. Another is to have the option of putting the article in another form to make it more readable.

Any comments?

PhilX

Pictures? A comic book format?

[vegetariantaxidermy]

I like to be able to read an article that's not too technical,
i.e. with too much terminology. One idea is to add a glossary. Another is to have the option of putting the article in another form to make it more readable.

Any comments?

PhilX

I have no comment. That's the extent of my commitment to commit to a comment.

[vegetariantaxidermy]

No comment.

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No comment.

Huh? No comma in the comment? Com', man! a commie?

[Dalek Prime]

No comment.

Huh? No comma in the comment? Com', man! a commie?

C'mon and take your Karma like a calm ant.

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C'mon and take your Karma like a calm ant.

Call me ant?

I like this new word, calmant. Opposite of irritant.

Or "calm aunt exeunt left".

[Dalek Prime]

C'mon and take your Karma like a calm ant.

Call me ant?

I like this new word, calmant. Opposite of irritant.

Or "calm aunt exeunt left".

Unfortuately, calmant is another word for sedative. Comments?

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Zzzzz.... I'm too mellowed out to comment, mon commandant.

[Dalek Prime]

Zzzzz.... I'm too mellowed out to comment, mon commandant.

I can only think of kumquat now. doesn't really fit, does it?

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Zzzzz.... I'm too mellowed out to comment, mon commandant.

I can only think of kumquat now. doesn't really fit, does it?

Kumquat: (< cumsquat) is that what they call the orgasm of a squaw? (Squaw: used to be a normal, later turned to be a derogatory, and now extinct word for middle-aged female North American aboriginal First Nations person.)

The word's origin came from "orgasming in a squatting postition", as the Natives of North America lived in Matriarchal societies, and modus operandi of copulation was mainly inverse missionary position, i.e. woman on top, man in bottom, missionary underneath.