 | John Adams - 1915 - 302 páginas
...the word therefore or its equivalent. If you reach a conclusion without having to use or at any rate imply a therefore, you may take it for granted that...really thinking, but only jumping to conclusions. Not all fitting of means to ends is thinking. The story is told of a man who set out with his dog to... | |
 | John Adams - 1915 - 310 páginas
...the word therefore or its equivalent. If you reach a conclusion without having to use or at any rate imply a therefore, you may take it for granted that...really thinking, but only jumping to conclusions. Not all fitting of means to ends is thinking. The story is told of a man who set out with his dog to... | |
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or its equivalent. If you reach a conclusion without having to use or at any rate to imply a therefore, you may take it for granted that you have not been really thinking, but only jumping to conclusions. 