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Old 09-02-2015, 02:18 PM   #167
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Originally Posted by doubleshuffle View Post
Well, if you re-read the article that started this thread, you will find that its author asserts what he thinks is Pratchett's mediocrity by telling us which writers he thinks are great. These things, silly or not, only work by comparing. So no diversion at all there.

As to the silliness of this thread: Seems it isn't silly enough for you not to participate...
I can't re-read the article because I haven't read it. I'm inferring the basis of this thread from its title. And, are genius (and greatness) really only comparable? I understand that we do generally make comparisons, but I also believe that we can recognize genius (and greatness) in isolation.

Who told you I don't like being silly? The cheek!
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