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Diary essay: term-introduction, papers for lonely people, and philosophical couples of questionable value to us

Edward, Terence Rajivan
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Some people introduce a new term for something and it proves popular and they become known as the introducer of that term. Other people introduce a new term for something and it proves popular but their name is not known. Is this not an issue of social justice? I raised this question of what credit we should give before, in an essay, and here I imagine someone’s producing a system of accreditation which addresses the question and aims at social justice. My poor essay will be a footnote at best. But maybe lonely people cannot motivate themselves to read the complicated system but lonely people can read my essay. I wonder whether a certain philosophical couple is irrational, a couple politely unnamed here, because one member seems suited to producing the system and the other member seems suited to writing for lonely people, but she sounds opposed to the task.
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