Alternative assessment: Those of us interested in building "things" (no, I don't feel like playing word games about what a "thing" is) shall do so, while those interested in merely talking about "philosophy" shall satisfy their own ambitions accordingly.
Some day I'll relate the story of a philosophy course that I enrolled in, only to drop out three agonizing hours later after suffering through the professor's pontifications about "If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it..." --Doug On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Jack K. Horner <jhor...@cybermesa.com>wrote: > > Bottom line: we can choose to ignore "philosophy", but we can't make it go > away. > > > Jack > > > >
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