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One thing I can find very aggravating about philosophical papers is that the writing sometimes appears to be almost purpusefully obfuscatory. Here is a good case in point:
"The monadic frame of the mind must explode."
I simply have no idea what the content of this sentence is, much less the truth value. (This is the first place in the paper where the word "monadic" appears, so I don't even have context.)
"The monadic frame of the mind must explode."
I simply have no idea what the content of this sentence is, much less the truth value. (This is the first place in the paper where the word "monadic" appears, so I don't even have context.)
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Date: 2006-09-26 06:32 pm (UTC)Forgive me for being a simple physical scientist, but obfuscatory seems a perhaps a little generous when dealing with BS of this sort.