For the past few months, I've been consuming as much info about philosophy as my brain can hold, within reason, that is. I do have four kids and a job and a half and a mortgage and a half. But philosophy is so cool, even if it is dead. Actually philosophy isn't really philosophy, but more like logic or math. However it does have applications everywhere I look. Maybe that's the beauty of it. It is always there, whether you know it or not, something like gravity. But philosophy is about limitations. I can't remember exactly, but I think that's what St. Thomas came up with. You can only know God through what he isn't. I guess that's where it takes one to know one comes from. Once I get this hardcoded into my brain, I think everything will be clearer. It's starting already.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
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True, if you know your limits, you can know your potential as well. I developed a script to write web pages for me, but if I think that it will ever produce anything intelligible, I'm pretty much deluding myself. However, knowing what can be done inside the parameters of the program, I can maximize it's usefulness.
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