You see how important the philospher is:
At 09:33 PM 11/25/95 -0700, Ed L. Madison wrote:
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>I became aware of Heidegger after taking the est training, and later The
>Forum seminars, which I learned were largely based on his work. Reading
>some of the postings here I feel less than adequate to converse at the
>level of most of you, but I am intrigued with how Werner Erhard and others
>have been able to commercialize what might otherwise be inaccessable work
>to the average person. In The Forum they use a lot of Heidegger's terms
>like clearing, trown, and already-all-ways way of being. They also borrow
>heavily from Berkley professor John Searle, who wrote Speach Acts, among
>many other notable works. I curious if anyoe has any knowledge or interest
>of these connections?
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Brooklyn USA
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At 09:33 PM 11/25/95 -0700, Ed L. Madison wrote:
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>I became aware of Heidegger after taking the est training, and later The
>Forum seminars, which I learned were largely based on his work. Reading
>some of the postings here I feel less than adequate to converse at the
>level of most of you, but I am intrigued with how Werner Erhard and others
>have been able to commercialize what might otherwise be inaccessable work
>to the average person. In The Forum they use a lot of Heidegger's terms
>like clearing, trown, and already-all-ways way of being. They also borrow
>heavily from Berkley professor John Searle, who wrote Speach Acts, among
>many other notable works. I curious if anyoe has any knowledge or interest
>of these connections?
>
>
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Robert Moskal
Brooklyn USA
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