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Re: the True and the Good and the Rational
by Richard N Hutchinson
05 July 1999 21:16 UTC
Your conclusion sounds entirely reasonable.
But doesn't it imply that various definitions of rationality could be
correct as long as they don't contradict the bedrock a priori assumption?
(The assumption of preservation of the human species, that is.)
In other words, "preservation of the species" is so broad, can't it
contain a myriad of legitimate sub-categories of rationality?
RH
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