Perfect score on the first Philosophy exam. Naturally. (Man, there is no way to say that without sounding arrogant. x_x) Now were moving on to epistemology, the study of knowledge. And after some reflection, I decided that it better serves the class if I keep my debates limited to what I think will benefit (or at least not unduly confuse) the class; otherwise, my debates serve only the purpose of my own enjoyment, which is fine, but at the expense of the time of other students who have to wait through it, which Im not comfortable with. (And thats where Ill stop with that, as that inner debate went for hours before getting to that point.) Last class was our first part; how do we know what we know? I only had one outburst, when I simply couldnt stop myself from pointing out a point of flawed logic. Otherwise, I managed to evaluate the worth to others in the class of the arguments I wanted to make, and then keep them in check. I even made a joke about it when the professor mentioned that I was being much more quiet than hed expected, and it got a laugh from the class. I felt like I was going to freaking burst the whole time.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Sep 2014 20:04:21 +0000
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