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manchesterano

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    manchesterano got a reaction from Adequate Philosopher in Declining 2016   
    I just declined UT Austin.
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    manchesterano got a reaction from FettuccineAlfrege in Declining 2016   
    I just declined UT Austin.
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    manchesterano got a reaction from philstudent1991 in Declining 2016   
    I just declined UT Austin.
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    manchesterano got a reaction from FettuccineAlfrege in Venting Thread   
    Ouch.
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    manchesterano got a reaction from Ulixes in Venting Thread   
    Can we please not let this turn into an analytic-vs-continental argument....
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    manchesterano got a reaction from bechkafish in Venting Thread   
    Can we please not let this turn into an analytic-vs-continental argument....
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    manchesterano got a reaction from abisch in Venting Thread   
    Can we please not let this turn into an analytic-vs-continental argument....
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    manchesterano got a reaction from jjb919 in Venting Thread   
    Can we please not let this turn into an analytic-vs-continental argument....
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    manchesterano got a reaction from matchamatcha in Contacting Admissions   
    I opened with something akin to "I apologise for pestering you and for letting impatience get the better of me... but...."
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    manchesterano reacted to brush in A reason to keep hope   
    You can't know whether an idea is worth defending or not without actually exploring a defense of it.
    Generally, you should always explore both sides of an argument; and in fact, you should pay particular attention to the opposing side to help overcome biases you may have.
    That some philosophical positions shouldn't even be explored is totally in opposition to the spirit of philosophy.
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