@Self_Destruct I do agree with you that people need to get over skin color. I would also like to thank you for having an actual debate with me and not turing it into an insult contest. As for my claim "words have no (inherent) meaning" here is an academic journal article about it. https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1G1-180927499/do-words-have-inherent-meaning
When will people get past its skin color? If it was white, you guys would say "oh, that's racist, make it black!" and if it was black, you guys would say "why are you killing a black person?" If it really bothers you, turn off the deco layer.
@nukers473 It certainly bothers me.
@kalebk959 1) If you're understanding anything I'm saying, it's because the words I say have meaning. Savvy? 2) Actually, they are different. An ignoramus is anybody who is ignorant about something. Do you see that derivational morphology? _Ignor_amus? _Ignor_ant? Also, an idiot isn't somebody who is necessarily ignorant, it is somebody who is not smart (However, defining smart is a whole different issue, as it cannot and should not be quantified.).
Self_Destruct: yeah right im a kid and it dont bother me... phffb
its because hes edgy and wants to appear smart
Additional note: calling me an ignoramus would be the same as calling me and idiot, I was wondering if we could have a discussion on why humans choose to use more complicated words rather than shorter words if they mean the same. To clarify this is not an attack on your vocabulary just a thought.
@Self_Destruct Sorry for putting a philosophical idea in your head, I was not defending "dropping the f-bomb" as you put it, I was simply stating a fact that words we say technically have no meaning so if me stating facts get me labed as an "ignoramus" then so be it. I sincerely apologize for saying a philosophical Ideal I thought was harmless and interesting, I promise I was not directly insulting you.
Must have taken you a long time because I tried to recreate yours using your model and honestly it took me a while I didn't even add as many layers.