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Newguest Posted 19 years ago
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buts/just what's so
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1. Most other philosophers think Kant was buts on this point. what does it mean that he was "buts."
2. But as is often the case when someone develops too narrow a focus he mistakes his enthusiasm with his own viewpoint for the nature of reality - or even just what's so. What does this mean in this context?
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1. Most other philosophers think Kant was buts on this point. what does it mean that he was "buts."
2. But as is often the case when someone develops too narrow a focus he mistakes his enthusiasm with his own viewpoint for the nature of reality - or even just what's so. What does this mean in this context?
Thank You
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Newguest Hi 1. Most other philosophers think Kant was buts on this point. " It looks suspiciously like a typo, but without more context it is difficult to say what was intended.
- Newguest Hi 1.
- Most other philosophers think Kant was buts on this point.
- " It looks suspiciously like a typo, but without more context it is difficult to say what was intended.
- "bust" is the obvious typo.
- 2.
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NewguestHi
1. Most other philosophers think Kant was buts on this point. what does it mean that he was "buts." It looks suspiciously like a typo, but without more context it is difficult to say what was intended. "bust" is the obvious typo.
2. But as is often the case when someone develops too narrow a focu
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