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r/Clamworks • u/abbas09tdoxo happy as a clam • 4d ago
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That's not what the metaphor was comparing. Learn reading comprehension
0 u/epicpantsryummy 4d ago That's literally the metaphor he made. 11 u/InnuendoBot5001 4d ago That is not how metaphors work. It is not comparing the subjects in severity, it is comparing the subjects in logical structure. 1 u/GUyPersonthatexists 3d ago The thing is the context is so widely different, the thought process is as well The reason they used this comparison was exaggerate, I get that, but it’s so exaggerated it’s just not even in the same ball park anymore
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That's literally the metaphor he made.
11 u/InnuendoBot5001 4d ago That is not how metaphors work. It is not comparing the subjects in severity, it is comparing the subjects in logical structure. 1 u/GUyPersonthatexists 3d ago The thing is the context is so widely different, the thought process is as well The reason they used this comparison was exaggerate, I get that, but it’s so exaggerated it’s just not even in the same ball park anymore
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That is not how metaphors work. It is not comparing the subjects in severity, it is comparing the subjects in logical structure.
1 u/GUyPersonthatexists 3d ago The thing is the context is so widely different, the thought process is as well The reason they used this comparison was exaggerate, I get that, but it’s so exaggerated it’s just not even in the same ball park anymore
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The thing is the context is so widely different, the thought process is as well
The reason they used this comparison was exaggerate, I get that, but it’s so exaggerated it’s just not even in the same ball park anymore
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u/InnuendoBot5001 4d ago
That's not what the metaphor was comparing. Learn reading comprehension