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It's not so much an interesting problem as it is an obviously irrelevant one. Our day-to-day conceptualizations were not designed to handle intricate philosophi
by Retra 9y ago
It's not so much an interesting problem as it is an obviously irrelevant one. Our day-to-day conceptualizations were not designed to handle intricate philosophical matters, and trying to force resolution in such plain language is often a source of confusion involving 'problems' that nobody ever seems to face.