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Does he get into the distinction between intent and accomplishment, or does he share science's approach to that: act as if there is no distinction? Sorry, I fi
by mistermann 2y ago
Does he get into the distinction between intent and accomplishment, or does he share science's approach to that: act as if there is no distinction?
Sorry, I find it to be an interesting and important perspective.
- 47282847 2y agoIt’s been a while and I would like to scan the content of the book again before an attempt to answer that question. I have some idea but I would like to provide specific references. I am currently traveling and do not have access to my library so this will remain unanswered, at least from my end, for now. I see the point in your question!