Integrative Analysis
Posted on January 3, 2020 by Alex V. Weir
– The History of Utilitarianism | The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Held.
Something is held.
This holding is seperate from perceiving.
It is removed from direct observation.
Removed from the things that sight delivers to consciousness.
When something is held.
That thing becomes a book.
A book bound by the scope of its subject and the alphabet used to assemble it.
A book very much like the literal thing.
This metaphysical volume is imprinted on the synapses of those who hold it.
So it is that we have spent all ages trading books.
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