| noname2200 said: If you stick to the obvious, you'll never get anywhere. You have to be bold! Visionary! Revolutionary! Even if it means revisionism, opacification, muddle. Ask any academic anywhere ever.
'Sides, no reason we can't both be right. |
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You might want to reconsider the bolded though. Both halves of a debate are generally right AND wrong, it's the middle ground that gives us 'an' answer. In Zen they call it 'cutting through the middle'. Notice I say 'an' answer and not 'the' answer. That's very important too because wisdom is understanding we 'know' nothing. Once you think you have 'the' answer, you stop asking questions. I'd also like to say that the saying 'there are more questions than answers' is completely wrong. There are more answers than questions.
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