/lit/ - Literature

Your friend is taking a weak argument and attempting to make it seem strong by obscuring the meaning.

Let's see...

>>8342125
What your friend is saying is what I was thinking at about age 8 while watching cartoons: "Why does everything on these shows have an outline? My house doesn't have an outline, and neither do I!" The whole "glimmering in the eye" bit is saying that while nothing has a naturally occurring outline, we do see things in such a way that DRAWING an outline to show a discrete border is more convenient than the alternative. However, as "an American thinker" (I could not come up with a more pretentious self-description if I tried) she thinks that the way art has been produced since the stone age is silly and should be avoided. This whole thing could be reduced to half the length for more clarity.


>>8342140
This whole "paragraph" is grammatically incorrect and covers... three unrelated topics, by my count, and segways into a fourth. Ah... Don't get mad if you're falsely accused, people believe that magic is real and so do I, and I used to think that marijuana was bad for the brain so I avoided it, and it turns out I was right.

Your friend has a high opinion of herself, but needs to learn some humility.