> philosophers never change their minds: they occasionally do. But not as a result of arguing! It's usually more self-correction than other-correction So, as a

> philosophers never change their minds: they occasionally do. But not as a result of arguing! It's usually more self-correction than other-correction So, as a rational philosopher you're not trying to express an absolute truth that is generally applicable. Rather, you're iterating towards the most accurate and appropriate expression of yourself. Hmm, I think I've heard that philosophy before... existentialism?