any man who takes pains to distinguish between resentment and ressentiment in public should idk just fucking stop it no one is impressed
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obscurantism is an inflection too, whether or not it's good communication is a separate issue

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this here thread is why the heart of my political platform is the mass crucifixion of philosophy majors and the perpetual display of their bodies as a lesson to future sophists
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do philosphy majors experience qualia though
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Nagel: yes, of course Dennet: ignore that you meat puppet Searle: let's talk about it Damasio: no, just indigestion James: lol you nerds
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me, an economist: I dont care whether they experience qualia as long as they're dead and their mutilated corpses serve as an object lesson to deter future philosophers
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economist is philosopher slang for "employed", this is considered the most severe of all disparagements
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i usually conceptualize philosophers as "failed rent-seekers" anecdote! my old econ department shared a floor with philosophy once an econ student sat at a table near the philosophy office they put up a sign saying they'd call campus police if they saw it happen again
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'Affections,' Wolfe said. 'What?' 'Affections. In that context the plural is used.' He lifted the glass and drank, and licked his lips. Kearns stared at him. 'I didn't come here,' he said, 'to have my grammar corrected.' 'Not grammar. Diction.'
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Pedant level > 9000
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#goals af tbh
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