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What it’s like to be a philosopher? A thinly-fictional response to reading about the death of John Searle, by means of an imitation of R.K. Narayan
I hope you can forgive this. It may be of long-term interest to philosophers, interested in the emotions of grief and what it is like being a philosopher of a certain level.
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