 this dictum
is that it sounds nigh unto an echo of one of Ludovico Wittgenstein's chosiest
bits'o'wits, and one that's key to one of his oxymoronically &quot;sharpest&quot; points
of criticism that he directed against one of Bertrand Russell's most insipient
endeavors to get wiser, almost in spite of himself, than e'rr he later mangled
to become, to wit:

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Exhibit A:

| A proper theory of judgment must make it impossible to judge nonsense.
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| Ludwi