"Metaphor"
(Earlier: Meta-, Meta-Meta-, and Meta³)
Meta Four is a pun.
Sorry.
You sat through 3 days of meta-discussions and all you got was a lousy figure of speech. (If you're willing to pay me, I could still get you a T-shirt.)
(Earlier: Meta-, Meta-Meta-, and Meta³)
Meta Four is a pun.
Sorry.
You sat through 3 days of meta-discussions and all you got was a lousy figure of speech. (If you're willing to pay me, I could still get you a T-shirt.)
tags (beta): meta, meta-meta, meta-meta-meta, pun
(aka "Meta-Three" or "Meta-Meta-Meta-")
I wrote a post ("Meta-") as an introspective post on completing one year of this blog, which made that a meta post.
Then I wrote a post wondering about why I wrote that post about this blog ("Meta-Meta-"), which made that post a meta post on a meta post.
Now I'm writing this post, commenting on how the previous post is a meta-meta- post, which makes this one a meta-meta-meta- post!
~ when will this stop?
tags (beta): meta, meta-meta, meta-meta-meta
So I wrote this post yesterday ("Meta-") about completing one year of this blog, which got me wondering -- what is the big deal? Why is there all this fuss over birthdays, anniversaries and the like?
Yes, it's been 12 whole months today, no doubt. But yesterday, it was 11 months and 29 days, and tomorrow it will be 12 month and 1 day!
Now,
12m+1d > 12m.
So shouldn't that be a greater achievement than completing 12m? But somehow, only the 'one year completion' gets glorified. It isn't fair.