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Philosophical Honesty (Of Two Worlds #3)
"I find that philosophers are not always very clear about what particular problem they are trying to solve, or, more importantly, why they wish to solve it. It often takes a great deal of effort to reverse-engineer the emotional or sentimental impulses that lie behind their logical arguments. In my case, I make no pretense to a desire for truth, or a predilection for strict rationality..."
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