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Justification

Amr Morsi
in General Philosophy

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When one gets analyzing a conceptual problem, he passes by a series of hundreds, and perhaps thousands, of judges (with a value/boolean output for each judge), depending on each others. So, bad spirits, for sure deviate in this a great deviation and good ones remain on the right one as much as they are experienced,at least they don't pretend what they don't know except for nothing.

 

So, please take care of innocent minds. But, why doesn't this happen with wild minds in mathematics and so-like fields!

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