And it's just so he can charge an extra $1.50. Open your eyes people.
Aristotle's concept of "essential" and "accidental" properties is a dirty lie invented to make us think hotdogs don't count as sandwiches.
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On the Philosophy of Barbecues.
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Aristotle was like an ancient sociologist. He engaged in the kind of stupid intellectual work that only a profoundly clever person could.
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Plato's concept of idealism is the truth figured out to tell us about expectations and reality.
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Aristotle was more concerned about the ontology of gyros.
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I knew a guy (fucking dummy) that didn't believe a hamburger was a type of sandwich
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But this is wrong. Artistotle is the very basis of the argument that hot dogs partake in the essence of sandwiches.
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