Our bias, our judgment, our desires and our feelings are embedded in the words we use when we say A to mean B. There is no room for objectivity.
Posted by: thaishin | December 26, 2012
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I believe Thai Shin this has been your shortest blog. Few words but very true. Keep up your truth & witness. Thanks.
By: Robert I. Salsman on December 26, 2012
at 3:53 pm