Can anything be reviewed?

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Is all of reality subject to criticism, including nature itself?

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@Thomas33,

It's done all the time. People may think it's about god, but it's just nature.

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@Thomas33,

Tom, the Average Clod (me) is confused by some a2k q's, should be rewritten by short, common words placed in conventional (usual) order

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@dalehileman,

I'm asking if homo sapiens are the reality of criticism, and life derives from atoms and elements, should elements and atoms be subject to criticism.

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@Thomas33,

It's not about elements and atoms. It's about the chemistry in the brain. Criticizing elements and atoms is an oxymoron; they exist.

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@cicerone imposter,

People exist, and they're reviewed.

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I had to review the question a couple of times Wink

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@Smileyrius,

If I ask someone what should be reviewed, would you agree the likely response is art and culture?
Assuming it's true, what do you think of this?

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@Thomas33,

I think the likely response is a revue. (With or without muppets.)

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@izzythepush,

Is criticism wrong?

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@Thomas33,

Not if it's constructive.

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@izzythepush,

Can the meaning of constructive be subjective?

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@Thomas33,

Yes. Look at all the different opinions about Trump.

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@cicerone imposter,

If reality is unavoidably politics, is criticism of elected individuals even valid? The same applies to movies; reality just being the box office and the theatre irrespective of quality raises the question of whether film criticism is right.

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@Thomas33,

People vote for people of what's known about the candidate. What they do after they are elected can be a disappointment for many who voted for him/her. That's to be expected; that's all part of accepting reality.

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@cicerone imposter,

But if society inevitably means disappointment, is it fair to criticise people who get elected?

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@Thomas33,

It can be bloody anything if you want it to be, but first you have to give a ****.

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@izzythepush,

I believe that because criticism and progression are mutually dependent, neither are true.

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@Thomas33,

That's very nice, but you can't expect everyone else to share your passion. I only came on to make a lame pun and post a muppet video, which is a good enough reason in its own right.

Try as I might I can even sum up the energy to consider it other than a, 'I suppose so, now can we talk about muppets?' kind of way. You'd be better off addressing those who answered your question instead of posting lame puns and all that.

Clearly that's not me.

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@izzythepush,

That's true, I can't expect uniformity that's a reflection of myself; but reality is nevertheless uniformity.
I'm trying to reconcile criticism with the truth of pattern - if both have to exist, what is the nature of the link between the two.

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