#knowledgeproblem — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #knowledgeproblem, aggregated by home.social.
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced? #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced? #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced? #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced? #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced? #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson
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"In existence no two sunsets have exactly the same red. They could not have it unless one sunset repeated the other in absolutely complete detail. For the red is always the red of the material of /that/ experience."
- John #Dewey, Art as Experience (1934)#Experimentalism #Pragmatism #AreYouExperienced #Hendrix #KnowledgeProblem #FrankJackson