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    Argument as Emergence, Rhetoric as Love
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    1. kpolizzi 25 Mar 2017
      s not by nature limited, valueless, ignorant, despicable, or "merely subjective." It is human.

      So are we supposed to understand "human" to be something more than "merely subjective?" That is to say, there is some underlying truth to the "fiction of our lives" because it is a human response to existence?

      "truth" fictionofourlives
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