I Take A Stance; There is a World
A provocative argument discussed during Zed Adams's recent presentation to the Mind Workshop, "Color Relativism".
Sunday, June 21, 2009
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1 comment:
Please note that this argument pretty clearly presupposes an "I" that is a transcendental subject, that is not itself part of the world. Among other things, one might worry about that part of the argument.
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