Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus couldnt get through it
his mind didnt work that way
but Wittgenstein put a fire in his belly
whenever he stumbled onto one of his quote
for instance
The problems are solved, not by giving
new information, but by arranging what we have always known.
experience
buddyboy doubted his
he crowdsourced before crowdsourcing
was a thing
he
asked his daughter
she told him What have I told you?
Youve told me whenever I wonder if
somethings a thing It is
We done here? she was as curt as he made him proud anyone tried to pull the wool over her eyes
shed hand them their ass
he shared the quote with buddyboy
I like it, arranging what we have always
known.
Pleease
Don give it lipservice
Its not the way you walk
The . . . way I walk?
Not at all
New information
Im unsure you know whaya know You question others continually confer seek confirmation whaya know thaya know only after youve been confirmed
And you don’t ask others, questions, opinio
. .
.
. Regarding wha I knowno
Why the hell woud I
Whos writing your obituary
Excuse
me?
Yaheard me
Wha stooge lardass
ya leavin it to Im
not
Im writing mine
Nobody knows me better than I do
You intent on crowdsourcing you
Cut
it out.
You cut it out You croak without an obit chuckled
Ill not be
in the orbit to write ya one
I
did It woudnt be flattering
Though Ive an idea
Ya fancy your flattering
AI
Let IT
Let it?
Jesus
Let it write yours dupa
Thas Polish
for butt
some
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The work of a philosopher consists of
assembling reminders for a particular purpose.