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2008-11-15 hi: It is a good choice, as I see it, but then I am a foundationalist myself. But I would advise you be modest in your thesis. I myself advance what I call a minimalist foundationalism, with only the Aristotelian...
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2008-10-28 Predictability: If everything about us is predictable (in principle), whether it is good or bad for us is entirely moot. It is like being concerned about whether being young or old is good for us--the issue is without...
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2008-10-25 observational requirement: Actually I know nothing about some "bonjour coherentist account"--why is this in lower case if it is someone's name, or is it not so--but, of course, an "observational requirement" means that some element...
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2008-10-09 Want to be a Good Philosopher: Reading the classics as well as contemporaries will be good preparation but, mostly, you need to think without prejudice, selfconsciously critical of all of your believes, checking to make sure your basic...
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2008-10-02 Beginning with philosophy: Unlike the natural sciences, philosophy is not progressive--the latest isn't necessarily the best or most true. Pre-Socratic philosophy could well have made some points that are still true. each generation...
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