Richard Taylor: Indeed, it would probably be true to say that the fruit of metaphysical thought is not knowledge but understanding.

Indeed, it would probably be true to say that the fruit of metaphysical thought — Richard Taylor

Indeed, it would probably be true to say that the fruit of metaphysical thought is not knowledge but understanding.

Richard Taylor

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