We are creatures of meaning

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We are creatures of meaning. Were we not creatures of meaning

A. There would be no jokes and no lies, no sin, no morals, and no gender (only sex), no art, no porn, no war, no peace, no truth or hope, no fashion,no law, no games only play, no property or contracts, no peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

B. There would be no time, only the now or just about now, no birthdays or religions, no liberals, and no conservatives, no schools, and no worry or suffering because there is no anticipation.

C. A and B

D. None of the above

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