Well, unfortunately your comment is gone now (I did not ask for it to be removed, nor did I &#x27;flag&#x27; it [I can&#x27;t]). If you repost it I could give a better analysis, but basically <i>you</i> were stating that <i>I</i> didn&#x27;t &quot;learn&quot; anything.<p>1) You do not know what I &quot;learn&quot; or do not &quot;learn&quot; from any particular thing.<p>2) You do not know what lesson was being taught (or even if one was trying to be taught).<p>Your consideration that some things are &quot;small details that are unimportant&quot; is purely your consideration. While you may not see the importance of such details, others might. In this case, I think it is important that words actually have meaning and that if some words do not have an apparent logical meaning it should be explored more to come up with words that do have an apparent logical meaning (particularly when words, on their face, are self-contradictory).<p>Or, at least, it should be explored more what the author actually meant, or, might have meant to write in stead.