Re: PHIL: Extropianism: A Philosophy Without a Foundation

From: Max More (max@maxmore.com)
Date: Fri Mar 05 1999 - 00:13:57 MST

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I just don't have time for this discussion right now, so just one question,
and one point:

Question: How do you figure that "not requiring X" = "rejecting X"?

Point: Reason is without foundation. (See Bartley's book or my version in
the Pancritical Rationalism essay.) Does that destroy rationalism?

Max

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