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David Chapman has multiple sites for approaching the same problem. However, all the sites (or 'books') are incomplete. Every time I come across something by hi
by yewenjie 5y ago
David Chapman has multiple sites for approaching the same problem. However, all the sites (or 'books') are incomplete.
Every time I come across something by him I just want to read a complete book on the topic of metarationality from cover to cover.
- Matt_Arnold 5y agoYeah, as part of my free podcast audiobook version of Meaningness, I'm constantly asking him for updates, in order to provide a structure in which he'll work on one book at a time and completely finish it. So far it's working out pretty well. https://fluidity.libsyn.com/ https://fluidity.libsyn.com/
- skybrian 5y agoI’d settle for more progress on In the Cells of the Eggplant. Oddly, this page is on that site but not linked from the table of contents, nor does it show up as a recently changed page.
- timboy03 5y agoChapman's long-term hidden-agenda project is to teach us all by extended example that the notion of a "book" is intrinsically nebulous, and that the decision of whether and where one of his books stops and another begins (necessary for, say, counting how many books he has written) is itself dependent on the purpose you have for reading his books.