But, despite what may be alleged, it is not foreign to the west.
There are some references I don't understand because I have essentially no formal instruction in philosophy.
Posted by: Dave at February 26, 2005 05:09 PM I should reiterate that I don't think the author believes in high taxation for re-distribution purposes. This at least is the goal.
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So, in a sense, the special orthognal matrices look like a sphere.
When something becomes untenable the effort is made to repair the belief, but modify it only to the extent necessary that it is not entirely irrational.
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For example, the surface of a sphere is a nice 2-dimensional manifold. The author avows his fealty to Jeremy Bentham, not Marx, and calls it utilitarianism not Marxism, but there are many illegitimate fathers along this line of thought. It might seem the opposite, that if the physical laws are eternal and universal time is actually opposed to this insofar as it represents dynamism, change.
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That being said, I think there are a number that would still work.
Comments I'm not entirely sure what you're saying here, although I've read the whole thing, and the previous entry along with the article on Einstein and Godel. " This is good advice, especially for democracies, which tend (as even Plato and Thucydides noted) to have short-term attention spans. Posted by: Dave at February 26, 2005 05:09 PM I should reiterate that I don't think the author believes in high taxation for re-distribution purposes. So, in a sense, the special orthognal matrices look like a sphere.
" Trivial perhaps, but I don't think many people who use the phrase "making love" have stoped using the coventional meaning.
, and then you're right back at the beginning with causality issues. Or something like that.
If I occupy myself with obscure metaphysics from time to time, it is to show that they do too, that their own foundations are built on tenuous metaphysical assumptions.
Comments I (like, I suspect, many others) find Wittgenstein simultaneously fascinating and annoying. Live by the nerds, die by the nerds.