“What is the opposite of bullshit?”
“What is the opposite of bullshit?” Possibilities of intellectual engagement, since Sartre: An interview with Bill Martin / Joseph G. Ramsey
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“What is the opposite of bullshit?” Possibilities of intellectual engagement, since Sartre: An interview with Bill Martin / Joseph G. Ramsey
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July 22nd, 2008 at 8:10 pm
Authentic expression. Words invested with meaning intended to be understood in the same way that it has been truly felt by the speaker. Either a cry from the heart, which may arise, unfiltered, from a place so deep that its words are incomprehensible but its meaning is clear. Or a carefully crafted sentence, precisely tuned to remain true to that inner meaning.