Ontological Reciprocity

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 by Marvin Bram

The question is this: how might the material things of the world answer us?

It may be necessary to take an unfortunately condescending remark seriously: Schopenhauer says that our normal position toward reality is “that natural and childlike realism in which we are all born, and which qualifies one for every possible thing except philosophy.”

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