Relativism and subjectivism are inescapable if we're to remain human.

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» now i've been reduced to defending traditionalism from Avari.Nameh
The adventure continues: Yursil has written a response to my previous posts (see here and here to get the background; namely, the kind of background that urges you to get still more background), and in his response, Yursil is both [Read More]
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