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Such a stupid nonsense ...

• d0mine 16y ago
  Could you elaborate?
  • HelloBeautiful 16y ago
    The word 'worship' has a widely accepted meaning (as defined in dictionaries, etc.). This quote tries to change the meaning of the word, while having no useful information/ideas.
    • thrdOriginal 16y ago
      The comments here to this overall incredible speech are very surprising. I can't argue that it doesn't have any useful information/ideas, that is a subjective value judgement (as crazy as it seems to me); however, in what way is he trying to change the meaning of the word? One of the examples given in merriam-webster is: extravagent respect or admiration for or devotion to an object of esteem <worship of the dollar>
    • DavidMcLaughlin 16y ago
      I don't know what's more disappointing, the fact that your original comment, which added absolutely nothing of value, was voted up or that this explanation has even more votes. All it takes is a simple Google search to show that the author of the quote uses worship quite routinely in one of the word's many "widely accepted" meanings: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/worship http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/worship The only contentious thing he has done is draw parallels to atheism, the definition of which is not so sensitive to context. The merits of doing so I think would have been a good talking point, but instead all you contributed was "a stupid nonsense."