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? asked in Arts & Humanities Philosophy · 10 months ago

The two types of Philosophy mistakes made by subjective philosophers ?

What are they ?

Update:

I believe that such mistakes will be used again.. even re-used so to

speak.

Better identified and so better described.

Update 2:

ok ANY mistakes by those philosophers ?

Update 3:

I have found another subjective philosophy mistake called a "synthetic mistake".

With such knowledge -for example in maths- such a category can be better

defined as synthetic proofs (like Zhang's finite-bound-Proof, via "nautilus/ wikipedia" etc) or objective successes, e.g. the Twin Prime conjecture, Goldbach conjecture etc.

This leads to a better-ordering-of-Mathematics, vis philosophy.

FROM knowledge SELECTION to one of knowledge

DESIGN..

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Anonymous
10 months ago
Mistake #1: Posting questions on the YA Philosophy forum with the false expectation of getting worthwhile, knowledgeable discussion.
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Mistake #2: Repeating mistake #1
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[ "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results."]

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