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—“Terminology comes after knowledge, not before; it’s the philosophical knowledge they lack, not terminology.”—Drew John

Possibly, although paradigms and terms form systems of comparison and measurement. And moreover, although sophism and idealism in philosophy are it’s curse, and I’ve tried I think successfully to solve that which is why I’m no longer sure of the demarcation between philosophy, science, testimony, and law.

As far as I know the last stronghold of philosophy was truth, and it turns out it’s a scientific discipline, and as such philosophy is now a matter of preference, good, and choice, and math, operational logic, science, economics, and law have fully separated from philosophy.

Hopefully relegating philosophy to choice preference and good, will end it’s use for sophism.