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“Definitions are based on the Subject.”
Yes that’s true
Though also context.
so for example. If two friends are discussing whether a case will get heard, and one insists it will and the other says “no it will be dismissed as being moot”. first guy says “it will be heard you are a liar”
Clearly he didn’t mean “I’m not sure if it will be heard, and you are telling the truth but you are too sure of yourself”
For that person to later claim oh I meant a different definition of “lie” (even if such a defitnion existed) I meant the definition that means being too sure of yourself (!!!!) clearly in context that is NOT what the meant (again even if there was such a definition which of course there isnt)
“For example, Computer science has a word called Byte.”
IT sure does and if you look it up in ANY standard dictionary , you will find it.
and lets use this excellent example. If I say “I’m hungry I could go for a bīt (bite)” It would be silly for you to suggest I was asking for computer storage
Even though that IS technically a definition of bīt (byte)
context, my friend
“The “Lie of Fabrication” is defined in Psychology, Not in Regular English. I’ve posted this definition already many times!”
yes you have, and as ALL the definitions noted it is a “Type of lie” NOT a type of truth
furthermore as explained It involves a “fabrication” I didn’t fabricate anything, I had good reason to believe as I did
(did you really miss all those times, you never replied to them, you are just repeating the same old nonsense)
“You keep writing your Nonsense. Is it because you’re Clueless or keep on Trying to Manipulate E/O?!?”
So its neither,
but I am a patient teacher.
See the problem with calling my truthful statement a “Lie of fabrication”
Is that it is NEITHER a lie NOR a fabrication
IF ANY point still confuses you let me know which I’m happy to elaborate.
You know I love our conversations, so I hope you don’t take this personally but if you just