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Goodbye,Descartes
A few years back a friend recommended "Goodbye, Descartes". I settled in for a good read .. until I reached page 44 and --
"No horned animal is a unicorn." "All unicorns are horned animals." ------------------------------- "Some unicorns are not horned animals." I actually put the book down after that page, thinking that it was a simple equivocation error and not wanting to read a book that slipped into one on page 44 and used it as an example of "Aristotle's error." I saw a reference to the book recently and now I'm wondering if I was too hasty in not finishing the book. any opinions? luckyme |
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