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Western philosophy (n.) fell for the problem of knowing, and the less a question touched life the more respectable it looked.
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Western philosophy (n.) fell for the problem of knowing, and the less a question touched life the more respectable it looked.
Western philosophy (n.) plays, with science, the game of trapping the universe in nets of words and numbers — and is forever tempted to mistake the rules of grammar and mathematics for the workings of nature.