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9 people found this site, last month, by searching for the word ‘disappointed’. I’m not sure they found what they were looking for, but in a sense, doesn’t that mean they did? Is it logically coherent to be disappointed by the results for the word ‘disappointed’? In fact, is it even logically coherent not to be?
I decided, once, that all logical paradoxes were solvable. If a barber can only cut the hair of men who cannot cut their own, can he cut his own? No. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? The egg. Whatever the immediate evolutionary ancestor of the chicken - i.e. the parent of the first creature that would satisfactorily meet our definition of a chicken - it laid a chicken egg, even though it was not itself a chicken. The type of an egg is determined by its contents rather than its parent.
In this case I think yes, you could be disappointed by your results, and have found what you were looking for - disappointment.
Hey, I had a mind-expanding adventure in a virtual world last night - one so fascinating that I had the (missed) oppourtunity to say “Do you want to blog this or shall I?” Although the person I was talking to doesn’t have a blog per se. Details, naturally, later.
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