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III. Mere men: man's limitations in knowledge When crossing a desert, water does a traveler little good if he does not have a vessel to transport the water. If his canteen is cracked, then it cannot hold water. In this situation, water is only useful to the traveler if canteen itself works. Likewise, Ectypal […]
I. Introduction Anyone can remember when they thought one thing about a person, be it good or ill, and, after hearing something new about them, drastically changed how they thought about them. You may think a person is nice, when they are double-faced. You may think someone is selfishly aloof, when they serve people without […]
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was a German philosopher, mathematician, a metaphysician and an expert in logic who is recognized for his independent invention of the differential and integral calculus (imagine being able to include “I invented calculus” on your resume)! To put it bluntly, Leibniz was a smart dude! While it is impressive to be able to “invent calculus,” in my opinion, […]
