COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

If philosophy has taught us anything, it’s that everyone thinks they’re right — and they’re all convinced by different metaphors.

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This is a joke, not a historical finding. Philosophers do disagree widely, and metaphors are one tool of argument, but philosophy has no single lesson of this kind.

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