/lit/ - Literature

>>11424058
>tfw I'd actually enjoy Intermediate Logic
I gotta disagree with you on your analysis of analytic phil. If philosophy is about thinking clearly, then math will definitely help. Think about how much more clear physics is, for example, because we can use calculus to describe the motion of objects.

Plus, a lot of the logic papers I've read (I can't remember the name of my favorite, but it's about how all conceivability arguments are self-defeating) are actually very helpful.

Of course these sorts of micro-discussions make it harder to talk about the "big issues," but they're important, because if we want to get those big issues right, we have to get to our conclusions in valid ways.