The above subject could also have been indicated without the comma.
But what I want to say is that the performance of philosophy requires the right audience, or else the saying of the philosophy might be skewed in the wrong direction.
An idea can only realize or understand itself by means of its utterance. As Parmenides put it,
"Being and thinking are the same." Or something to that effect.
Regards,
Allen (enjoying a bit of post Yom Kippur indulgence)
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But what I want to say is that the performance of philosophy requires the right audience, or else the saying of the philosophy might be skewed in the wrong direction.
An idea can only realize or understand itself by means of its utterance. As Parmenides put it,
"Being and thinking are the same." Or something to that effect.
Regards,
Allen (enjoying a bit of post Yom Kippur indulgence)
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