I'm not sure I follow. Perhaps emotivist notation can help. Are you saying that H!(Ph)&B!(Ph+ -> SmS) Where Ph — Philosophy, Ph+ — Philosophy with math symbols, SmS — Smart Sounding guys Or P1 H!(Ph) P2 SmS -> Ph+ -> !Ph C B!(SmS) If it's the second, there's a non-sequitur in P2
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Philosophy was great when you had to know maths and geometry in order to call yourself a philosopher.
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Same but economics
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Quit Quine-ing.
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That is completely orthogonal to the issue.
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LOL yeah analytical philosophy is trash welcome to the 20th century
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I dare you to say that to me in predicate calculus!
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