Ahhh!!!
Aristotle...
I am reminded of the reason why I don't put homework off until the last minute. Here's the first sentence of 10 pages I have to read for philosophy 101 (aka moral philosophy).
"Every craft and every investigation, and likewise every action and decision, seems to aim at some good; hence the good has been well described as that at which everything aims."
Oh my goodness. Did Aristotle just talk himself in a circle? Or is that just me? Couldn't he have just said that everything that is done is aiming at some good? Or probably something even simpler? I had to read this sentence 3 times before I got it. And it's only going to get worse...
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hope it got better after that first sentence...yuck!
so you want some help... I have some GREAT helps for Philosophy... I can show you some tricks of the trade when it comes to understanding the philosphers... I did just finish a masters level philosophy class a couple of months ago...
Glad it's you and not me!!!!! Teddy
Thanks Tim! Man you're full of help lately. Yeah, kind of forgot that that masters course was in philosophy there for a second :) Don't worry, I'll definitely be asking you questions now :)
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