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  1. 31-Aug-2007, 22:26 #1
    nimsooze
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    "It is an insult to inform them that they are "buying into" the conceptual closures of their masters".
    What means this "buying into" ?
  2. 31-Aug-2007, 22:57 #2
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    Default Re: buy into

    ‘Buying into’ means disapproving to completely & uncritically believe in some idea.
  3. 01-Sep-2007, 00:00 #3
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    Default Re: buy into

    ?
  4. 01-Sep-2007, 00:01 #4
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    Default Re: buy into

    Quote Originally Posted by nimsooze View Post
    "It is an insult to inform them that they are "buying into" the conceptual closures of their masters".
    What means this "buying into" ?
    It means accepting without question what others have said.
  5. 01-Sep-2007, 00:06 #5
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    thanks anglika. clear answer!
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