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3 revisions | jasirs94 at Nov 20, 2016 02:01 AM | |
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20G20 faction from sheer dissatisfaction with satisfaction. It would not be satisfaction if we were dissatisfied with it. Consequently, genuine inquiry, which of its essential nature sets out from doubt, can only be incited by that external cognitive force which we call experience. That is to say it must arise from an experience contrary to a previous belief, or at least, contrary to what we should have believed if we had thought about the matter at all, before the experience. In other words, the inquiry takes its rise from some surprising experience. Now the first act of thought that | 20 |