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In practice the difference is mostly semantics. Venom is still almost always poisonous when eaten and poison is harmful when injected. 2-3% as dangerous when
by Retric 10mo ago
In practice the difference is mostly semantics.
Venom is still almost always poisonous when eaten and poison is harmful when injected. 2-3% as dangerous when eaten vs injected only helps so much.
- readthenotes1 10mo ago"mostly semantics" Semantics: 1 (linguistics) the study of meanings I am not sure what could be more important. But perhaps you "word choice"?
- Retric 10mo agoWhat things are more important than the study of meanings in a linguistic context? Well semantics only covers an infinitesimal fraction of all meaning. Consider if I inject arsenic into a snakes venom sac is it now a venom? Nothing about your answer changes anything about what’s going on, yet you could still debate the question. So when you say “what could be more important” I can only say that just about everything is more important.