The Power & Benefits of Free Thinking – Part 3

Chapter of The Laymanâ? S spiritual psychology of money morphology-Part 3 The Power and Benefits of free thought, it is up to you to decide what situations are used in logic. Some arguments may ridiculous and meaningless, because it? Donâ? T go so far as to say, yes and no, or because ITA?? S is just like that. May you never come on Monty Python sketch, a lot of statements trying to set a particular sentence. I quote: A reception in a sort of office building. Receptionist: Yes, sir? Man: I would like have an argument. Receptionist: Certainly, sir, have you been here before. . . ? Man: No, this is my first time Receptionist: I see. Do you want to have the full argument, or did you think of a course? Man: Well, what would be the price? Receptionist: Yes, it’s a pound for a five-minute argument, but only eight pounds for a course of ten. Man: Well, I think it’s probably best I start with one and see how it goes from there. OK? Receptionist: Fine. I will see who is currently free. . . Mr. Du-Bakey’s free, but he is a little more conciliatory. . . Yes, try Mr. Barnard – Room 12th Man: Thank you. [. . . ] The man knocks on the door. Mr Vibrating: (from inside) come in. The people in the room. Mr Vibrating is sitting at a desk. Man: Is this the right room for an argument? Mr Vibrating: I told you once. Man: No, not you. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes I have. Man: When? Mr Vibrating: Just now! Man: No, not you. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes, I have! Man: Do not Have. Mr Vibrating: Hat. Man: Do not Have. Mr Vibrating: I tell you, I have! Man: You do not have! Mr Vibrating: I’m sorry, this is an argument, five minutes or the full half hour? Man: Oh, just five minutes. Mr Vibrating: Fine. (Make a note of it, the man sits down) Thank you. Anyway, I’ve done. MAN: You certainly do not. Mr Vibrating: Well, let’s one thing quite clear. . . I certainly told you! Man: You do not have. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes I have. Man: You do not have. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes I have. Man: Do not Have. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes I have. Man: Do not Have. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes, I have! Man: Look, this is not an argument. Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes it is. Man: No, it’s not, it’s just contradiction. Mr Vibrating Alert: No it is not. Man: Yes it is. Mr Vibrating: It is not. Mann: It is. You have just contradicted myself. Mr Vibrating Alert: No, I did not. Man: Oh, did you! Mr Vibrating Alert: No, no, no, no, no. Man: You’re only then. Mr Vibrating Alert: No, nonsense! Man: Oh, look that’s pointless. Mr Vibrating Alert: No it is not. Man: I’m here to make a good argument. Mr Vibrating Alert: No, you do not, you came here for an argument. Man: Well, an argument not the same as contradiction. Mr Vibrating: It can. Man: No, it can not. An argument is a connected series of statements intended to establish a definitive conclusion. Mr Vibrating Alert: No it is not. Man: Yes it is. It is not just contradiction. Mr Vibrating: Look, if I to argue with you, I have to take a contrary position. Man: But it’s not just saying “No, it is not.” Mr Vibrating Alert: Yes it is. Man: No, it is not, is an argument of an intellectual process. . . Contradiction is just the automatic contradiction of anything the other person says. Mr Vibrating Alert: No it is not. Man: Yes it is. Mr Vibrating: Not at all. Man: Look Now! Mr Vibrating: (pressing the bell on his desk) Thank you, good morning. Man: What? Mr Vibrating: That’s it. Good morning. Man: But I was just interested. Mr Vibrating: Sorry, the five minutes. Man: That was never five minutes just now! Mr Vibrating: I’m afraid it was. Man: No, it was not. Mr Vibrating: I’m sorry, I’m not allowed to argue more. Man: What? Mr Vibrating Alert: If you want me to go to fight, you have to pay themselves for another five minutes. Man: But that was never five minutes just now. . . oh come on! (Vibrating looks around, as if man was not there) This is ridiculous. Mr Vibrating: I’m very sorry, but I told you I’m to say I am not allowed, unless you have paid. Man: Oh. Good. (Paid) There you are. Mr Vibrating: Thank you. Man: Well? Mr Vibrating: Well, what? Man: That was never five minutes just now. Mr Vibrating: I told you I’m to say I am not allowed, unless you have paid. Man: I’ve just paid. Mr Vibrating Alert: No, not you. Man: I have! I did it! I did it! Mr Vibrating Alert: No, not you. Man: Look, I do not want to argue about. Mr Vibrating: Well, I’m very sorry, but do not pay you. Man: Aha! Well, if I do not pay, why do you argue. . . love you! Mr Vibrating Alert: No, not you. Man: Yes, I have. . . If you must argue, I have paid. Mr Vibrating: Not necessarily. I was arguing in my spare time. Man: I’ve had enough of it. Mr Vibrating Alert: No, not you. [From “Monty Python’s Flying Circus: only the words, Volume 2, Episode 29th Methuen, ISBN 0-413-62550-8 (hardcover). 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