Post by rorschalk on Mar 8, 2023 17:00:29 GMT
Dear Mr. VC,
I spoke too soon! Rockefeller has elevated your capital to the Terminal already. You can check out his complimentary critique of it by clicking on the floor icon of our home page. Now how long the terminal will take with it remains to be seen. But we're off to a good start. Best of luck!
Funny story: in the critique, rockefeller refers to your venture as Xenos Parable of the Busted Muffler, which I immediately connected to in my mind with Xenos Paradox and which I took to be the actual title of your venture. So it took me a while to realize I wasn't looking for a gmail by the title of Xenos Parable etc. But then I looked up Xenos Paradox and realized my error was equating your name Xenos with the homophonically correct but grammatically incompatible Greek philosopher Zeno in reference to the aforementioned Zeno's Paradox. Now we can get into the weeds and pontificate on how my interpretational mistake had all to do with the apostrophe followed by the 's' on Zeno's name that gave him possession of those self same paradoxes because without it the homophonic connection would not have been representational and, perhaps, I wouldn't have jumped to that conclusion, but then again, this rambling on might very well be representative of a conundrum not unlike one of Zeno's Paradoxes, thus creating a new category that we might coin Xenos Paradox?
OMG!
MIND BLOWN
I spoke too soon! Rockefeller has elevated your capital to the Terminal already. You can check out his complimentary critique of it by clicking on the floor icon of our home page. Now how long the terminal will take with it remains to be seen. But we're off to a good start. Best of luck!
Funny story: in the critique, rockefeller refers to your venture as Xenos Parable of the Busted Muffler, which I immediately connected to in my mind with Xenos Paradox and which I took to be the actual title of your venture. So it took me a while to realize I wasn't looking for a gmail by the title of Xenos Parable etc. But then I looked up Xenos Paradox and realized my error was equating your name Xenos with the homophonically correct but grammatically incompatible Greek philosopher Zeno in reference to the aforementioned Zeno's Paradox. Now we can get into the weeds and pontificate on how my interpretational mistake had all to do with the apostrophe followed by the 's' on Zeno's name that gave him possession of those self same paradoxes because without it the homophonic connection would not have been representational and, perhaps, I wouldn't have jumped to that conclusion, but then again, this rambling on might very well be representative of a conundrum not unlike one of Zeno's Paradoxes, thus creating a new category that we might coin Xenos Paradox?
OMG!
MIND BLOWN
