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is language constructed in such a way to make it as hard as possible to reinsert technocratic biases back into philosophy.

Technocratic culture does not want us to go near Heidegger or to go into these other regions. And that's why Heidegger is so hard to read. With utmost prudence he stripped his language of traditional philosophical assumptions and made it as hard as possible to reinsert biases back into his philosophy. He did this out of a profound sense of what mankind needs most of all an understanding of how narrow the present clearing is in which we work, relate to one another, and press forward without real goals for the sake of more efficiency. So reading Heidegger was rough and maybe impossible for most of us until Dreyfus showed up. (Delany 1992:47)

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