Curtis Edward Clark

when asked by someone else, so I'll ask for him/her:

"Is present time in which we live is Platonic Epoch Or Aristotelian Epoch? Explain why."

I would like to hear the answers (I'm not just asking out of justice for someone else.) And it makes me wonder why such good questions are reported, anyway.

when "we first perform a subalternation and then convert our result, the truth of an A proposition may be said, in "conversion by limitation," to entail the truth of an I proposition with subject and predicate terms reversed: If "All singers are performers" then "Some performers are singers." But this will work only if there really is at least one singer."

But it does not state that in these propositions:

"No felines are dogs," and

"Some snakes are poisonous animals",

that feliines, dogs, snakes and poisonous animals must exist.

What is the difference?

the correspondence theory, then what if the premise on which all your others rest is faulty?

"God"? Natural rights are said to come from God, but if you don't believe in God, doesn't nature still exist? If your answer is yes, then how would you describe natural, inalienable rights as something independent of God?

...or that it receives genuine extramental entities and their attributes?

To put it another way, do we form an image in our mind of the object we have sensed, or do we perceive without mediation from deeper in the mind the properties of an object?

This is a general question about human lives as individuals of the species, not about individual people you can name.

The alternative to either form of realism in this context is "idealism", because it is a question of how sensory information gets into our minds, or whether it isn't sensory at all, but rather a priori.

before it has been elaborated by inference, interpretation or construction." Dictionary of Philosophy

Do you agree or disagree, and why?

1. theft

2 if, successful, the creation of more wealth than existed before

3. harmful to the have-nots

4. the freedom of expression through the use of property

Explain your answer

Intuition is "The direct and immediate apprehension by a knowing subject of itself, of its conscious states, of other minds, of an external world, of universals, of values or of rational truths," according to the Dictionary of Philosophy.

If the mind is "tabula rasa" at birth, where would such intuitions come from?

because if I just cut and paste you will see it properly, whereas I see it like this:

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So why do some parts of people's questions and answers show up on my computer looking like that?

Here is the cutnpaste version so you know what it is

'mite'

Even on my screen, the cutnpaste looks like it does with my / marks in it.

http://books.google.com/books?id=re02xxLU_MEC&prin...

Yahoo has made this new format hard to use, and in order to answer Q! in Phil you have to click on "More" under Arts and Humanities before you even see the choice.

What in God's name is Yahoo thinking about with this new format? I CAN see where they have saved themselves a lot of programming steps, i.e., an increase in memory and speed. But doesn't it suck?

Well, I hate it. And I can't find the Suggestion Board to tell them. Everything I need is squished in the middle, and it is one, long, scrolling page rather than 20 at a time. It doesn't tell me which ones I got "Best Answer" on, only that it is now a "Reference" question--because SOMEONE got "Best".

I don't need to see the Menu on the left column all the time. Put it back on the top and let it scroll up so there's more room to expand the width of the questions themselves back to what it was.

I really hate this new format, and it's difficult to use. It takes me 2-3 times as long just to vote, for one thing.

There didn't used to be these annoying advertising "results"; now there are as many as 5 under each question I click on to read or respond to.

For example, I get one of these every time I click on a question to answer:

"Results for 'Is an educated mind ever really lonely?' [That was the question I wanted to answer.]

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