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Comment #33443151
No, I meant what I said exactly. The product might be a good; that can be debated. But the action itself is not intrinsically good. What makes an action good? It always or necessar…
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Comment #33440699
I've always found Stephen Wolfram's thoughts to be overly self indulgent, and this is no exception. But it is illuminating since it reveals what I most loathe: the productive life.…
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Comment #31083356
Is there another way than language to represent ideas?
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Comment #30212245
US: Montana
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Comment #29588847
Do humans have to figure out the Truth for it to exist? Words cannot mean nothing or they would not be used. A word has meaning. That is what a word is.
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Comment #28958783
I mostly disagree with this dis on dream work: "And if we simply stopped, it might be possible to make ourselves a much more reasonable set of promises: for instance, to create an …
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Comment #28957238
The so called "dream work" of doing something for its own sake is the highest form of work, and the most human
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Comment #27492610
"Romantic", as a noun for a person who has an idealized view of reality, especially one that has passed.
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Comment #26761449
Advertising is, in a sense, lying. The question of advertisers has always been, how do I engage a person with my product in a way that seems natural to him/her, i.e. so that he/she…
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Comment #21941043
Philosophy is precisely what is needed to question what we mean by progress. I think the interpretation of what Plato meant is an eternally foundational question for one who seeks …
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Comment #21940665
You're correct, I appreciate you noting that.
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Comment #21935739
It begs the question of what philosophy is. If it is "love of wisdom", as the Ancient Greeks suggested, then it seeks to know all things. That is, it seeks knowledge of what is, no…
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Comment #21061041
This is an acceptable tutorial but it could use a bit of editing to make the English more idiomatic. Also, except for the bit on plugins, I don't think it adds to or simplifies the…