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But I want to just put into your mind the notion that this may be the

prejudice of a certain personality type you see in in the history of philosophy

and poetry and art we always find the interchange of two personality types

which I call prickles and goo the prickly people are advocates of

intellectual tokenism they have one a rigger they want precise statistics and

they have a sudden klipse attitude in their voices and you know this very well

in academic circles oh and they accuse other people are being disgustingly

vague and miasmic and mystical but the vague miasma can mystical people accuse

the prickly people the mere skeletons with no flesh on their bones and they

say to you you just rapper you're not really a human being you know the words

that you don't know the music and so therefore if you belong to the prickly

type you hope that the ultimate constituent of matter is particles if

you belong to the gooey type you hope it's waves

if you prickly your cat assists and if your gooey you're a romanticist and

they're going back into medieval philosophy if you're prickly or a

nominalist if you're gooey or a realist and so it goes but we know very well

that this natural universe is neither prickles nor gooey exclusively it's

gooey prickles and prickly goo and juicy here

it all depends on your level of magnification if you've got your

magnification on something so that the focus is clear you've got a prickly

point of view you've got structure shape clearly outline sharply defined the

little out of focus is going to blur there and you look good but we're always

playing with the two because it's like the question is done is the world

basically stuff like matter or is it basically structure

well we find out of course today that in science we don't consider the idea of

matter of just there being some sort of stuff because supposing you wanted to

describe stuff in what terms would you describe it

you always have to describe it in terms of structure something comfortable

something that can be designated as a pattern so we never get to any basic

stuff it seems to me that this way of thinking is based on a form of

consciousness which we could best call scanning the capacity to divide

experiences into bits is somehow related to a physical facility which corresponds

to sweeping a radar beam or a spotlight over the environment the advantage of

the spotlight as it gives you intensely concentrated light on restricted areas a

floodlight by comparison has less intensity but if you examine say this

room were in total darkness and you use the spotlight very thin beam and you

scan the room with it you would have to retain in memory all the areas over

which it passed and then by an additive process you would make out the contours

of the room and it seems to me that this is something in which civilized man both

in the east and in the West has specialized in an inhale method of

paying attention to things which we call noticing and therefore it's highly

selective it picks out its punctus it picks out features in the environment

which we say are noteworthy and which we therefore register with a notation be it

the notation of words the notation of numbers

or such a notation say as algebra or music so that we notice those things

only those things for which we have notation when a child very often child

will point at something and say to its terms what's that and they're not clear

what the child is pointing to the child has pointed to something which we

consider is not a thing the child has pointed to an area say of

funny pattern on a dirty wall and has noticed a figure on it but the child has

never worked for it and says what's that and the adults is oh that's just a mess

because that doesn't count for us as a thing so you can't see this to the

understanding what do you mean by a thing say fascinating to our children

what do you mean biasing and they don't know because it's one of the unexamined

sub positions of the culture what do you mean by an event well everybody knows

what an event is but nobody can say

because a thing is a think it's a unit of thought like an inches the unit of

measurement and so we sing the world edit to say in order to measure a curve

you have to reduce it to point instance and apply the calculus so in exactly the

same way in order to discuss or talk about the universe you have to reduce it

to things that each thing or think is as it were one grasp of that spotlight

thank you Joe Joe Joe Joe Joe like this you see so we reduce the infinite

wiggliness of the world to grasps or bits we're

getting that biting you see the idea of the teeth to grasps of thought and so we

thereby describe the world in terms of things just as that fishermen could

describe his view by the number of net whole / through which the view was

showing and this has been the immensely and apparently successful Enterprise of

all technological culture superbly emphasized by also be emphasized by also

be emphasized by

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That or which? - Duration: 2:46.

'Which' or 'that'. What's the difference?

If you're confused, don't worry. You're not alone.

Here's how to get your head round the difference once and for all.

Here are two sentences.

'The dog, which my mother gave me, is called Jack.'

and 'the dog that my mother gave me is called Jack.'

The first difference to note is the punctuation.

The sentence using 'which' has two commas.

Here and here.

The sentence using 'that' doesn't have any commas at all.

In fact, a good rule of thumb is that you

should never put a comma before that.

So this and this will always look wrong.

But there's also a subtle difference in meaning.

And those two commas in the sentence with 'which'

are key to helping us see it.

Notice how they function almost like brackets.

"The dog (which my mother gave me) is called Jack."

The bit about my mother is almost incidental.

The sense of the sentence is:

'I've got a dog called Jack, oh, and by the way:

he happened to be given to me by my mother.'

'The dog that my mother gave me is called Jack'

has slightly different overtones.

In this case, the information provided after 'that'

is essential to the meaning of the sentence.

It implies there may be other dogs.

For example: 'The dog that my mother gave me is

is called Jack, but I also have another dog called Bob.'

To remember the difference just think 'White'.

Use 'which' for incidental information.

And 'that' for essential information.

These days many writers use 'which' without commas

where a careful writer would use 'that'.

For example:

'The dog which my mother gave me is called Jack,

while the dog which my brother gave me is called Bob.'

Using the comma-less 'which' instead of 'that' here

is so common I'd say it has almost become acceptable usage.

Except among t the most pedantic of writers.

But that doesn't mean 'which' and 'that' are completely interchangeable.

'The dog, that my mother gave me, is called Jack.' with commas

still always looks wrong.

The 'that' here needs to be a 'which'.

To sum up: just remember these three pieces of advice.

First of all, never use a comma before 'that'.

Second: remember 'white'.

'which' for incidental information

and 'that' for essential information.

And finally, if in doubt, use 'which'.

It's used more often so you're more likely to be right.

I'm Dr Clare Lynch of Doris and Bertie.

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batman

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Brother Waheed : Islam is a satanic ideology which doesn't teach to love Non-Muslims - Duration: 0:27.

So , anyone ( Muslims ) who says that '' I hate you for Allah ''

in that case , we tell them '' Then , you don't know God '' and why is that ? because God is love ( 1 John 4:8 )

or when they say to Non-Muslims especially Christians and Jews ''We hate you for Allah and we kill you for Allah''

the Lord Jesus Christ ( all glory belong to him ) said '' in fact, the time is coming when anyone who kills you will think they are offering a service to God '' ( John 16:2 )

such people ( Muslims ) who say and believe in those teachings doing so , are serving another god who is Satan