In a competitive environment, then I suppose there's less gentlemanly behavior. Maybe if your looking for good faith, it's over at the United Kingdom,...
I take that as a quip at the US. Having said that, I think you are right that some Americans are more fearful and paranoid than other nations. Yeah, j...
Yes, every time I think about pigs, I feel more happy. It's important that they aren't eaten. I wouldn't convert to Judaism to do so; but, they have t...
We had some members who stood out, or "up." Honestly, the mod's have quite a job up there. Do you know that there's a Non-Disclosure Agreement after y...
There's beauty within. https://i.imgur.com/arzS7Ip.png @"T Clark" speaking about movies, have you seen The Elephant Man? If you liked Heart of Darknes...
By the way, I think that if what you're alluding to @"Tom Storm", about these sociopaths, and especially psychopaths, then they have some kind of hype...
It doesn't in most cases; but, if one were to conjecture, then maybe it is true for the highly stratified individuals in society, especially philosoph...
I'm not sure. Again, just psychologizing here and there, I can say that he disclosed on a SNL episode that he suffers from Asperger's, and from what I...
Also, if you pay attention to what he says on YouTube, with Joe Rogan, and others, there seems to be something about what he's doing that tyrannizes o...
Well, again, I'm just an armchair psychologist, psychologizing his existential desire to move the world towards electric vehicles, then build tunnels ...
It's really turtles all the way down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0...
From what I read, there's quite a lot of dialogue, and intellectualization. I heard that there are some references to 9/11 in New York. Also, the titl...
In other news, the low ratings for Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis won't deter me from watching it. Here's a trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch...
In the OP, I already stated what needed to be said about my abilities in the domain of logic. Seemingly you missed that part as you keep on demanding ...
Sure, I can try. Given three terms, R, G, B denoting "red, green, blue." I want to create an isomorphism in the domain of linear algebra with those te...
Also, given some deliberation, in response to what TonesInDeepFreeze said, I'm not entirely sure if what I am attempting on doing (creating an isomorp...
Hey, thanks for responding to my post. What I had in mind in Gödel numbering, was whether by doing so in terms of a isomorphism, such as linear algebr...
My previous comment doesn't detract from the obscurity of Wittgenstein's writing style; but, only means that he wasn't a philosopher; but, rather a lo...
It's important to point out that Wittgenstein considered himself chiefly as a logician. If his arguments aren't deep and insightful about the nature o...
So, goes it. Heidegger just lost the game if you're right. Then again, had the victor had their ways as spoke Thrasymachus, then he would have been id...
I think you have a point. Hence my previous post about (if one gives a shit) reading the Blue and Brown books. But, seemingly the appeal of Witt is so...
Well, based on what you quoted, and given that Wittgenstein was tired of calling the same thing by different words and definitions, you can see how he...
I won't quote the text anymore; but, there's some clarification about what intent Witt had with the Tractatus, and I think it is correct in saying tha...
Sure, I'll just provide what Rorty says about Conant. https://i.imgur.com/g2DXj6b.png pg. 174 And, with that, @"Wayfarer" might look at this different...
@"Count Timothy von Icarus" I'm reading the link you provided on Rorty's take on philosophy as therapy, and am interested in your take on these two pa...
If you read into it, there's really no norm to it. Again, I treat this as methodological nominalism, which Rorty was getting at in his The Linguistic ...
Spot on. But, I see the point here as with the person Wittgenstein, not his writings, no? You know, the guy who wrote what you said during World War I...
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