Date:         Wed, 1 Oct 2003 23:35:01 -0700
From: Lanny Quarles <solipsis@HEVANET.COM>
Subject: gamma(nu:real):real
To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA


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2o xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx                                                     =
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99Y-var sum: real;  PHI                                                 =
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aV-sum:=3D1.0;                                                           =
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T-for i:=3D1 to nu do                                                    =
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V-gamma:=3D-alog(sum);                                                   =
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We are now at a critical point in the whole of philosophy.=20
Thoughts which are very exact and very pertinent, which in
reality, seek (whatever the content and the conclusions may be)
the ideal of a uniform distribution of concepts around a certain
attitude or singular and characteristic aspect of mind of the=20
thinker, must nowadays try to recapture the diversity, the=20
irregularity and the unexpectedness of bygone thoughts; and
their order must set in order their apparent disorder.
They must reestablish the plurality and the autonomy of the mind
as a result of their own unity and sovereignity. They must=20
legitimize the existence of what they have convicted of error
and destroyed as such, they must recognize the vitality of
the absurd, and fecundity of the contradictory, and sometimes
even feel themselves inspired as they are by the universality
from which they believe themselves to spring, restricted to the
particular state of mind or individual characteristics of a=20
certain person. And this is the beginning of wisdom and, at the
same time, the twilight of philosophy.