Greetings,
Glove:
". . . . is there any way of reconciling these seemingly conflicting points of view?
That seems to me to be the whole thrust of the MoQ (the connecting point), which, I
think, answers
your other questions.
What do you think?
Struan
P.S Good luck in your retakes rich, if you can't tell the difference between using an
analytical
methodology and explaining a family of disparate phenomena, you really are in trouble
in that
philosophy exam. (sarcasm intended). Got anything useful to contribute or did you just
want to be a
prat and waste my time? (total sincerity here).
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Struan Hellier
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(F. Nietzsche)
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