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>There’s no pure knowledge, since the substract where the knowledge lies is material and thence not pure. I think you mean substrate.
by arketyp 3y ago
>There’s no pure knowledge, since the substract where the knowledge lies is material and thence not pure.
I think you mean substrate.
- hgsgm 3y agoThank you for divising a helpful addition.
- arketyp 3y agoI think you mean devising. It's crass, but I know I appreciate such corrections in the end myself.
- noSyncCloud 3y agoThe grammar corrections are multiplying as we speak
- alexmolas 3y agoProbably yes, English is not my first language. Thanks for the help :)