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If you do know that here is one hand, we'll grant you all the rest
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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I cannot say that I have good grounds for the opinion that cats do not grow on trees or that I had a father and a mother
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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"This fellow isn't insane. We are only doing philosophy"
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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I am sure, that my friend hasn't sawdust in his body or in his head, even though I have no direct evidence of my senses to the contrary
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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Why is it not possible for me to doubt that I have never been on the moon? And how could I try to doubt it?
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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If you tried to doubt everything you would not get as far as doubting anything. The game of doubting itself presupposes certainty
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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I have arrived at the rock bottom of my convictions. And one might almost say that these foundation-walls are carried by the whole house
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Nicola L. Hein
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The Oxymothastic Objectar
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