Ok, I'm pulling out of this discussion, for two reasons :

    1. The majority of the issue seems to be one of semantics and arguing
over semantics quickly gets tired and tedious. It's a fact of life that two
different people will often, particularly when they're in different
countries and have different native languages, see the exact same word as
having two related, but crucially different, meanings.

    2. Thorsten keeps on DeWitting[1] the argument.

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[1] Selectively ignoring important points that, one can only assume, he has
no argument against because he can see that those are the points at which
his argument falls down.

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