Ah, but do counterparts necessarily mean opposites? R2-D2 and C-3PO call themselves counterparts. Couldn't they just be pairings? I'm sorry in advance if this is boring semantics, but I kinda enjoy noodling around with stuff like this.
GaMEChld
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Why? By what reasoning?
Let's say it's the two of us. Between the two of us, we can use 'I' and 'you' and they might be opposites in that the opposite of 'I' is 'not me'. But if we added a third person, then we got 'I' 'you' 'him' and now both 'you' and 'him' are both 'not me'. So what logic makes 'you' the opposite of 'I'?
So you don't want people to vote for the candidate you support? Or don't really care that much? I can understand weariness.
Beneath this mask there is more than just flesh. Beneath this mask there is an idea... and ideas are bulletproof.
-V
And so do Democrats. Like insult people to get votes.
No. I am that I am. The opposite of I is non existence. You are not the opposite of me.
Why not start with what you got and improve the quality over time as you can, rather than hope for maximum efficiency setup from scratch. Like maybe rent the tiller and just see what grows with the soil as is? Then compost and fertilize.
Like change the parameters of the game. See how much you can do with as little money as possible. It might be less time efficient, but more cash efficient, if that's what you care about.
Remember it's YOUR, hobby, you make the rules of the game, then play it.
My gf is getting us chickens this year.
Actually you bring up an interesting point. No one generally has an issue with 'I'. I suppose that's because no one has gone batshit enough to try and convince people they don't exist. What's the opposite of I?
I'm just trying to figure out your goal with communicating in this fashion. What's the desired effect?