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Subject:      Re: What would Mr. Lewis think?
From:         Andrew Rilstone <andrew@aslan.demon.co.uk>
Date:         1997/02/24
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In article <YUwgJOAmTYEzEw3a@aristos.demon.co.uk>, Sam Dodsworth
<sam@aristos.demon.co.uk> writes
>>       So then what causes you to be biased?  (slight chuckle)
>>
>        Heredity and environment.

If your views on philosophy can be entirely explained by heredity and
environmenty, what grounds have we for believing them to be true?
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Andrew Rilstone  andrew@aslan.demon.co.uk   http://www.aslan.demon.co.uk/
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