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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2830236, member: 88736&quot;]Dear Mathematican and &quot;old&quot; Engineer, and also people here who sometimes rightly&nbsp; critisize &quot;my&quot; English language, </p><p>Since the last post by &quot;Garipx&quot; in the thread in that lingustics forum (link is given above in previous post) was deleted by the&nbsp; MOD over there, you may be interested in what was said in the last line of last post (deleted). </p><p><br /></p><p>After some &quot;deeply&quot; questioning &quot;many money or much money&quot; with &quot;countability&quot;, un/countability of money which people try to explain by making analogy to, eg, &quot;water&quot; in a cup, etc., &quot;rain droplets&quot; was given as an example that shows water too can be countable and &quot;self-similarity&quot; in &quot;rain droplets &quot; and in &quot;money&quot; were talked, then, the last line of last post by &quot;garipx&quot; in that thread was: </p><p><br /></p><p>-------------- </p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;.... So, what to do now? As a start, not to get confused more, to avoid further confusions about money and to clean self-contradictions also in our words when we speak/write/etc, first, we should</p><p><br /></p><p>KEEP at least ONE &quot;1cent&quot; coin (or, any equivalents such as 1penny, 1agora, 1kapik, 1kurus, 1yen, etc) ALWAYS in POCKET... &quot;</p><p><br /></p><p>-------------- </p><p><br /></p><p>This is important for many reasons, and one of reasons is to clean contradictions in the languages you are using. For example, </p><p>when you are asked if you have any &quot;cent&quot;, you often answer it like that &quot;No, I don&#039;t have a cent, but, I have 5 dollars.&quot;... See self-contradiction in the language you are speaking and this contradiction shows that you don&#039;t know what you are talking and you don&#039;t know there are &quot;errors&quot; in the language English... because you don&#039;t know what the money is... (such linguistic errors about &quot;money&quot; are not only in English, in all languages. However, you can forget/forgive any and all language errors when you see &quot;money&quot;, right? Of course, a reality, &quot;money language&quot; is more important than &quot;linguistic languages&quot;, and, you don&#039;t know how to speak money language and you are critisizing Erol&#039;s English, how fair you are...)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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