>>Comparing three of different approach, lifes, conversation, experiences, etc.. as it was a single one..
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>Comparing is not the same as saying "they are equal". Comparing is a process of finding the similarities (I had conversations of similar length with all of you) and differences (I did point out the different methods of insertion of religion into the dispute, didn't I?).

our today experince doesn't have nothing in common with past one..

this affirmation makes me remember an Einstein story:

Einstein was to pass the same test of last year for his students.. his assistent asked if was smart to use the same test for the same group.. He answered: "the test is the same but they are not the same.."