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Recently at a conference there was a debate about the phrase "blooming, buzzing confusion" or is it "booming, buzzing confusion?" I thought this would be easy; check Google. Well, I should have known. Of course, they are both cited. The phrase was evidently used by William James, over a century ago, writing about the minds of babies. Yet, some sites quote James as writing "blooming," while others quote him as writing "booming." Does anyone know for sure? | ||
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