Pushing right to the boundaries of what makes sense
"His particular interest was in the limits of thought, the limits of what we can know and understand. This was an
obsession for him. In his most famous book The Critique of Pure Reason (1781), he explored these limits, pushing right to the boundaries of what makes sense".
What does the phrase "pushing right to the boundaries of what makes sense" mean?
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HE thought thoroughly and completely about his subject. He followed every possible line of thought, even right up to the point where it ceased to make sense.
- HE thought thoroughly and completely about his subject.
- He followed every possible line of thought, even right up to the point where it ceased to make sense.
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HE thought thoroughly and completely about his subject. He followed every possible line of thought, even right up to the point where it ceased to make sense.
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