If verbalist: you might want to stick around. Verbalists make good friends for thinkers. They would not write Shakespeare without an e. Verbalists know which words are the right words. I bought a book that helps find the right word when you have an idea in mind, but not the name of the idea. A thinker might consider a friendship with a verbalist.
But verbalists are at risk to confuse words with ideas.
I erred once again. I said there was light in the houses of writers, but I meant in their heads (brains) if that is the house of the mind. Does it matter whether we call mind 'soul' or 'intelligence' or 'spirit' or 'consciousness'? Does it matter more when we are verbalist?
I erred. I meant 'verbalist' in the last post but wrote 'nominalist' instead. This is a typical fault a verbalist would not make. Now probably all my verbalist readers are angry at me and so are the nominalist. Please accept my apologies.
