Addendum To How To Build Stable Data
Answer:
Chances are, that you are; for these came down to the world in "apples of gold in settings of silver" and you can not tell the difference between truths and untruths.
When you become aware that you are, would you stop?
http://kelleyhighway.blogspot.com/2014/06/apples-of-gold-in-picture-of-silver.html
A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.
(Pro 25:11 KJV)A word spoken at the right time Is like apples of gold in settings of silver.
(Pro 25:11 The Scriptures 1998+)
By looking at the above picture, I made an assumption that it is generally pleasant to the eyes to behold, and is readily acceptable to many. Maybe, only a few may not like it, if there are any.
This proverb is a neutral principle handed down to us by King Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, who understood this principle very well. We will try to "rightly divide these words" in a moment, but hold this thought for now.
Neutral -- meaning -- the principle can be used both ways, for good or bad purposes.
