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> It is not a "philosophical" (by which the author probably meant "practically inconsequential") question. I didn't take it that way. I suppose it depends on w
by potsandpans 1y ago
> It is not a "philosophical" (by which the author probably meant "practically inconsequential") question.
I didn't take it that way. I suppose it depends on whether or not you believe philosophy is legitimate
- Terr_ 1y ago> I suppose it depends on whether or not you believe philosophy is legitimate The only way to declare philosophy illegitimate is to be using legitimate philosophy, so... :p
- LudwigNagasena 1y agoThe author called it “the least interesting question possible” and contraposed it with such questions as “how accurately it reflects the actual process going on.” I don’t see any other way to take it.