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Logicism (n.) offers arithmetic's mouthpiece, showing how the trumpet meets the body — an attachment both too narrow and too wide.
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Logicism (n.) offers arithmetic's mouthpiece, showing how the trumpet meets the body — an attachment both too narrow and too wide.
Logicism (n.) postpones new techniques until one believes they are not needed at all — like philosophizing about length so long that people forget a unit must be fixed.