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by neerajk
2304 days ago
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Somewhat tangentially, from Dennett's review of Lucas' "The Freedom of the Will" "He obtains some of his pet conclusions by patent non sequiturs, aided by a great deal of hand waving, and not a few elementary logical confusions and slips (e.g., pp. 39, 61, 72, MO). But he gives us a splendid display of his command of Latin, Greek, and Middle English, and, except for failing to give any reference for a crucial argument of Wolfgang Pauli's that he mentions (p. 112), his footnotes are erudite." |
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