> I meant Wittgenstein, not Kant I think Kant would have been another justifiable example. I found Bertrand Russell's commentary on Kant to be apt: "Hume, wit

> I meant Wittgenstein, not Kant I think Kant would have been another justifiable example. I found Bertrand Russell's commentary on Kant to be apt: "Hume, with his criticism of the concept of causality, awakened him from his dogmatic slumbers--so at least he says, but the awakening was only temporary, and he soon invented a soporific which enabled him to sleep again."