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On the flip side, there's "The Rational Optimist" http://amzn.to/Al7nQB http://amzn.to/Al7nQB (affiliate link) I hate to use cliches, but I think you can look
by DanielBMarkham 15y ago
On the flip side, there's "The Rational Optimist" http://amzn.to/Al7nQB http://amzn.to/Al7nQB (affiliate link)
I hate to use cliches, but I think you can look at reality and argue it either way -- it's truly arbitrary, a "glass half-full" thing. I'd the nature of being able to argue it both ways only emphasizes the necessity of taking Kierkegaard's leap: the nature of the problem is truly about working with incomplete information.