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Why Wittgenstein Needs Chomsky: Language vs. the Language Faculty
The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.Ludwig Wittgenstein This famous quote from the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus simply means that the categories we use to make sense of the world are part of us, and not part of the world. The boundaries that we draw around classes of objects . . .

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Apr2417:39
@LTF_01 @TriversRobert Sigh. Is it really that hard to make a coherent criticism of formalism in economics without falling back on positivist claptrap?
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Apr2410:18
@VitalikButerin @patrissimo @KevinSimler @TaylorPearsonMe @KlingBlog Yes – I used to be one of those “left-right spectrum is inadequate because libertarianism” guys, until I saw libertarians split along a left-right axis in exactly this way.
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