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One of the points I think the grandparent is trying to make is that quite often key ideas are obscured by needing to read vast amounts of literature. For exampl
by mjreacher 5y ago
One of the points I think the grandparent is trying to make is that quite often key ideas are obscured by needing to read vast amounts of literature. For example before I've asked on a forum for some of Kant's key ideas, and all I got in reply was to read several 700 page books, which would be nice, but that isn't what I asked for. I've seen this several times so in certain parts it seems to be a cultural issue for some people. This connects with Orwell's six rules for writing that say when you write you should write to the point.