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it may be that philosophy is more useful for discovering errors than uncovering truths.
it may be that philosophy is more useful for discovering errors than uncovering truths.
it may be that philosophy is more useful for discovering errors than uncovering truths.
J-6....I am just wondering. Sometimes it seems we are all just running around in circles/
13 days later
When is pure mathematics not philosophy and vice versa?
At what point does thought become philosophy?
Or; when is thought not philosophy?
In fact; doesn't it all boil down to data processing?
I think that the word philosophy tends to get over-defined in an attempt to make it something more than it is.
We like to create exclusive specialisms out of things that are not necessarily exclusive or special.
Philosophy is basically processing data and coming up with conclusions.
Anyone can be philosophical.
Sit a bunch of wise guys on a pedestal and of course make it well worth their while and they will come up with all sorts of wordy stuff.