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by kafkaesque
1106 days ago
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Wittgenstein's anti-intellectualism was quite well-known and he voiced his displeasure towards intellectualism during his time. Really, this is the root of a lot of his philosophy. It was to prove intellectuals wrong. For some of us, he was right. Reading any philosophy book, we joke that it takes a philosopher 20-some odd pages to get to the punchline. Why? No idea. Philosophers love to hear themselves talk and love to meander. |
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