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Meditations on Western Philosophy (Penultimate Draft)
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In this paper I shall explain how I came to realize that for as long as I believed that there exists an epistemic gap, or veil of perception, separating the world into that which is subjective and internal to the mind from that which is objective and external to the mind, I was unable to provide a compelling argument for the existence of this same epistemic gap.Author's Profile
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