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Anonymous Thu Jun 20 05:13:01 2019 No.13330187 [View]
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I have a suspicion that language is a fundamentally flawed way to try and seek truth. When so many philosophers talk, it's like they associate representations of things through words with the objects themselves, and so the idea arrived at seems technically true, but only from a linguistic standpoint.

What philosophers talk about this idea? I think Wittgenstein does, but I'm too inexperienced for him now. Do you think this apprehension is valid?

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