As early as the the _Geschichte des Zeitbegriffs_ H. affirms the inability
of philosophy to teach us how to lead a good life, to be moral, to be
saints rather than fiends. Philosophy is inherently disinterested in a
certain profound way, hence its methodological atheism. Isn't accusing
the Sache des Denkens because of its obliviousness to human concerns
a bit like assaulting relativity theory because it provides no possible
basis for ethics?
Just a comment jotted down in haste.
Chris Doss
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