RE: FWD (SK)(Got Caliche?) Re: Humanities scholars spend lots of time reading, so why can't they write ?

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From: Terry W. Colvin

TWC> The first rule of postmodernism: Make simple ideas complicated, and
complicated ideas incomprehensible...
 

Tony Bennett singing I Left My Heart In San Francisco

Clearly the centerpoint about which this text deconvolves
depends upon the prepostion "in," for the symmetry-breaking
nature of the term specifies the subset of those physical
objects which are "in" a particular western United States
metropolis versus the subset of those bodily tissues
or organs which are located "out" of the afore-mentioned
spacial and temporal coordinates which are clearly in
logical juxtaposition that can be interpreted in distinct
hierarchical opposition to the inferred or assumed
societal context in which the location of this particular
body part is specified.

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