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> having a failure of imagination, mistaking it for an insight into necessity At least credit Dennett if you're quoting him
by griffzhowl 1y ago
> having a failure of imagination, mistaking it for an insight into necessity
At least credit Dennett if you're quoting him
- glenstein 1y agoIf, through a series of unlikely butterfly effects, this nearly empty comment section turns out to be a landmark moment in the history of philosophy that shifts credit for Dennet's thought to me, an anonymous internet commenter, I'll do everything I can to correct the misunderstanding.
- griffzhowl 1y agoIt's not about that. It's just intellectually honest not to present other people's ideas as your own
- glenstein 1y agoExcept no originality was claimed, so that's out the window too. These kinds of extreme charges seem to fundamentally misunderstand the conversational norms appropriate in internet comment sections.