[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index][Author Index][Search Archives]

Re: MR: Disc: Saber es poder




Poster: "Nicole C. Honeycutt" <lawless@isaac.net>

edh@ascc01.ascc.lucent.com wrote:
> 
> Poster: edh@ascc01.ascc.lucent.com
> 
> Tadhg signed a missive parenthetically thus:
> > > > (Ominpotence without omniscience is damn dangerous.)
> 
> To which Leifr replied,
> > > It is also impossible, if you don't know everything, then you don't KNOW
> > > what you can't do, therefore you're not omnipotent.
> 
> Ld Henry Best explained it this way:
> > Omniscience is an incidental byproduct of omnipotence. If one is
> > all-powerful, then amongst one's powers is omniscience.
> 
> Which reminds Alfredo,
> My people have a saying, "Saber es poder", which means
> "To know is to be able".  (I have taken the liberty of
> renaming this thread to that dicho, since it seems more
> appropriate to the topic than "Pay-to-Fight".
> 
> I believe the English might also have a proverb about
> the link between knowledge and power.
> 
> Henry goes on to say,
> > It's the same kind of semantic redundancy that Father Guido Sarducci
> > pointed out in the phrase "forever and ever".
> 
> Or "take thy shoes from off thy feet", which is equally redundant
> but admittedly harder to work into a conversation.
> 
> -- Alfredo
> 
Or "Free Gift" that one makes me Crazy!!!!!
Emma Lagheles
Chasin' cars, hangin' out in bars and howlin' at the moon ( when I'm not 
sewing for Pennsic...)


 =======================================================================
> List Archives, FAQ, FTP:  http://sca.wayfarer.org/merryrose/
>             Submissions:  atlantia@atlantia.sca.org
>         Admin. requests:  majordomo@atlantia.sca.org
=======================================================================
List Archives, FAQ, FTP:  http://sca.wayfarer.org/merryrose/
            Submissions:  atlantia@atlantia.sca.org
        Admin. requests:  majordomo@atlantia.sca.org