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I'm saying it takes thought to process data into knowledge. Knowledge isn't thought-free. We're getting very far from my original reply. The "subvertive" nature of science isn't the subversion of data but the subversion of the interpretation of data and it is the same way in philosophy. I hate it when people dismiss philosophy as all navel-gazing and not understand that philosophy is very much relevant to practical knowledge in the most everyday sense.
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