angels dancing on the head of a pin
angels dancing on the head of a pin noun: the subject of arcane intellectual speculation—used as an example of a subject of enquiry in which the pursuit is of no value.
Noun
angels dancing on the head of a pin pl (plural only)
- The subject of arcane intellectual speculation—used as an example of a subject of enquiry in which the pursuit is of no value.
- We are not talking about angels dancing on the head of a pin here.1965, United States Congress House Government Operations, Procurement of a Cryogenic Cooling System for Fighter Aircraft: Hearing, 89-1, June 8–9, 1965, page 47
- …logically indistinguishable from the argument that because we do not know at what rate the angels dancing on the head of a pin are dying off…1995, Julian Lincoln Simon, The State of Humanity, page 358
Origin of angels dancing on the head of a pin
An allusion to the theological question, How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?—a question cited to debunk mediaeval angelology in particular, and scholasticism in general. The point is that explorative discussions that the discussants consider important can be academic in both senses of that word—not only arcane, but also irrelevant.
Questions about angels dancing on the head of a pin
- What does angels dancing on the head of a pin mean?
- Angels dancing on the head of a pin means the subject of arcane intellectual speculation—used as an example of a subject of enquiry in which the pursuit is of no value.
- What part of speech is angels dancing on the head of a pin?
- Angels dancing on the head of a pin is a noun.
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