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&gt; ical endeavours are to succeed, we can't avoid, ignore or
&gt; deride fuzziness but embrace it. I'm beginning to realize
&gt; now that the times I've spent reading in Taoism and other
&gt; relativisms wasn't misspent, also knowing that this might
&gt; not gain me any friends among those threatened by a less-
&gt; than-tidy world. I guess this's what originally attracted
&gt; me to James' Pragmatism and what spurs me on to read more
&gt; of Peirce, the idea that there may be some reasonable way
