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The folly of opinons

Rethinking opinions: a response to Jacob Amos’ Oct. 5 2012 article

2012-10-12
By: Contributing Writer
On: October 12, 2012
In: Columns, Opinions

I don’t need to call the recent article by Jacob Amos a, “paradox”, “oxymoron”, “nonsensical” or even, “downright stupid”, I will simply call it– wrong. It is wrong because Mr. Amos’ essay is internally inconsistent and also because, if taken seriously, his ideas would destroy the very discourses he’s tryingContinue Reading

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