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and to do this from that point of view and with regard for those relations which he presupposes for either of these conditions. But to show that in some sort of fashion the same is the other, and the other the same, and the great small, and the like unlike, and to take pleasure in thus always bringing forward opposites in the argument,—all that is no true refutation, but is plainly the newborn offspring of some brain that has just begun to lay hold upon the problem of realities.Theaetetus
Exactly so.Stranger
For certainly, my friend, the attempt to separate everything from everything else is not only not in good taste but also
Exactly so.Stranger
For certainly, my friend, the attempt to separate everything from everything else is not only not in good taste but also
