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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Does " to be philosophical in ways I do not yet understand" mean...?

Does " to be philosophical in ways I do not yet understand" mean "to express in philosophical ways, although I still don't understand the philosophical ways (thus I put in the form of philosophy)"?

Context:

"We are in reality diverse beings in that a single person is genetically not a single entity -- to be philosophical in ways I do not yet understand -- what does it mean to be a person if we are variable within?" says Williams, the study's senior author, and founding Director of the Center for Integrative Biomedical Sciences in iQBS. "What makes you a person? Is it your memory? Your genes?" He continues, "We have always thought, 'your genome is your genome.' The data suggest that it is not completely true."

More:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131107204241.htm
  

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NL888 to express in philosophical ways, although I still don't understand the philosophical ways Yes, that's right. I think the comment refers to the question that follows.

  • NL888 to express in philosophical ways, although I still don't understand the philosophical ways Yes, that's right.
  • I think the comment refers to the question that follows.
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NL888to express in philosophical ways, although I still don't understand the philosophical ways
Yes, that's right. I think the comment refers to the question that follows.

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