> It has long been my opinion that there are two types of people, those
> two break all questions into a small number of categories, and those
> who think there are an infinite number of ideas, most of which
> haven't yet been thought.

I've thought about it for a while and I don't get it. To
paraphrase: "There are two types of people, those who break all books
into story lines and those who think there an an infinite number of
books, most of which haven't yet been written." The two are not
mutually exclusive.

Observing the similarity between Pyramus and Thisbe, and Romeo and
Juliet doesn't make Shakespeare a lesser poet than Ovid, nor does it
detract from the pleasure one gets from reading it. Au contraire, it
adds to the pleasure.