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Middle Man, Noam Chomsky, and the End of Days
I have no idea what I was going to write here. I will have to write it for Noam, posthumously of course. It just came back to me!
Daniel Sanderson
Daniel Sanderson, founder of planksip®, bridges classical philosophy with modern science. His book Re-Imagining Plato explores anthropology, philosophy, and neuroscience, redefining Plato for today.
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Beyond 'forme' is the p.(x) function
For me, “for me”, is congruent with the Aristotelian form, a watch word for humility, or phrase of creativity. A desire to give form to information. For me, the pseudo has a function, even in Science.
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A Culture on Crutches and Living a Life Worth Living... From the Urgent priority to 'a priori'...
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