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Topic	Sesame Street's official Twitter says that Bert & Ernie are NOT gay.
PostCrisisJ2 09/19/18 9:31:40 AM #46:	scar the 1 posted... And what's wrong with having an infinite number of "right" perspectives? Again, what happens if the author is mistaken? Or dishonest? Or very deliberately withholds the intent? Who gets to determine if the author is wrong or not? Adding onto the Kill a Mockingbird example, someone who believes in the KKK's ideals would have a substantial different interpretation of the book than from someone who doesn't subject to their beliefs. Would their interpretation be more or less wrong, even though it's kinda obvious that their view would be the complete opposite of what the author wanted to come across? --- RIP Stephen Hawking 1942-2018 <cite>PostCrisisJ2 posted [p:909045650] in Sesame Str... [t:77018421]...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote>And what's wrong with having an infinite number of "right" perspectives? Again, what happens if the author is mistaken? Or dishonest? Or very deliberately withholds the intent?</quote> Who gets to determine if the author is wrong or not? Adding onto the Kill a Mockingbird example, someone who believes in the KKK's ideals would have a substantial different interpretation of the book than from someone who doesn't subject to their beliefs. Would their interpretation be more or less wrong, even though it's kinda obvious that their view would be the complete opposite of what the author wanted to come across? --- RIP Stephen Hawking 1942-2018</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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