7_____ Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muß man schweigen.
— Wittgenstein, Ludwig
7_____ What we cannot speak about we must pass over in silence.
— Pears, David Francis & McGuinness, Brian [trs]
7_____ Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.
— Ogden, C. K. [tr]
17 November 2007
16 February 2007
A Convolution for the Masses
Quatorzain Contourné:
ABCA DBCE DFG EFG
or
ABCA DBCE DFG FGE
~ Karel Hrodrik (RdC)
ABCA DBCE DFG EFG
or
ABCA DBCE DFG FGE
~ Karel Hrodrik (RdC)
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20 January 2007
but rather some malign genius...
René Descartes : Meditationes de prima philosophia : Meditations on First Philosophy (from Prima : The First)
12. "Supponam igitur non optimum Deum, fontem veritatis, sed genium aliquem malignum, eundemque summe potentem & callidum, omnem suam industriam in eo posuisse, ut me falleret:"
[12.] "I shall, then, suppose that not the optimal God -- the font of truth --, but rather some malign genius -- and the same one most highly powerful and most highly cunning --, has put all his industriousness therein that he might deceive me:" (tr. George Heffernan, University of Notre Dame Press, 1990.)
12. "Supponam igitur non optimum Deum, fontem veritatis, sed genium aliquem malignum, eundemque summe potentem & callidum, omnem suam industriam in eo posuisse, ut me falleret:"
[12.] "I shall, then, suppose that not the optimal God -- the font of truth --, but rather some malign genius -- and the same one most highly powerful and most highly cunning --, has put all his industriousness therein that he might deceive me:" (tr. George Heffernan, University of Notre Dame Press, 1990.)
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