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"The pluralistic form takes for me a stronger hold on reality than any other philosophy I know of, being essentially a social philosophy, a philosophy of 'co'"-William James
I don't know if I would prefer Nothing or Everything to matter! I do enjoy all things Calvin and Hobbes related though.
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ReplyDeleteFQ: The main question Kant set himself to answer in "The Critique of Pure Reason" was this: 'How is synthetic a priori _______ possible?' (LH 112)
FQ: (T/F) Bentham did not believe that pleasure could be quantitatively measured on a scale and with units. (LH 123)
FQ: (T/F) Burke held views about the organization of politics which have proved to be falsifiable. (PB 130)
FQ: Kant showed that we could accept ______ in all its glory and cling fast to our belief in our own freedom. (PB 142)