Well thanks Russell. Note that I was not doing a critic. I have the
usual problem with the word "philosophy", which in many places (on the
continent means just "marxism" or the more ("postmodern") relativism.
But here I was mainly "complaining" that sometimes people talk like if
I was proposing some new theory or vision, like some honest pholosopher
can do.
I am more modest than that, or ... less modest perhaps. I just take
seriously a very old "theory" (mechanism) and try to explain the
consequences: the testable breakdown of materialism.
Best Regards,
Bruno
Le 04-avr.-07, à 04:16, Russell Standish a écrit :
>
> On Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 05:37:25PM +0200, Bruno Marchal wrote:
>>
>> Hi Mark,
>>
>> Just a preliminary remark before I comment your post. Contrary to what
>> Russell says in his book, I am not at all a philosopher, I am not
>> trying to propose a view of the world or a conception of reality. As I
>
> I meant the term in the most positive of senses, in much the way that
> Science was called Natural Philosophy a few centuries ago. Indeed
> Bruno knows far more philosophy than the vast majority of scientists,
> and probably more than the average professional philosopher.
>
> Cheers
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