Came to a rather interesting part in metaphysics by ole Aristotle
in regard to relativism, the kind that takes relativism to the infinite.
We'd call such a thing an absolute relativism the kind that often gets
quite a workout in discussions regarding Pragmatism .and it's pragmatism
and Pirsig what comes to the forefront of the problems with a philosphicaly
absolute relativistic stance, that Aristotle makes the statement that it
neglects the "good". I thought that was the best answer to the question
of an absolutley relativistic metaphysical viewpoint.
He makes a pragmatic arguement to support this statement, he says
the good is a limit, something in which one is prepared to act apon,
which sounded alot like Willy James.
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