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Philosophy does not produce knowledge; that is the job of science. Philosophy examines ways knowledge is claimed to be produced, and the implications of what that knowledge might be for other views we hold.
John S. Wilkins, “Does philosophy generate knowledge?”
If Layer Cake Reductionism is faulty, and given that we would need to include things at both higher and lower levels to reduce any class of properties at an intermediate level to a lower level in this way it surely is, what alternative is there? I want to suggest something I haven’t seen proposed (but given my ignorance of the field almost certainly has been, and much better than I will do here): Pizza Reductionism.
— John S. Wilkins
By John S. Wilkins
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