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extensively in mathematics, but when it is taught in a math class the students are given the impression that its math and math alone. I think they see philosophy as some kind of fuzzy thing that's not rigorous, so everybody else is a pretender. A while ago it was a big issue when WikiProject Logic was first set up. We couldn't agree on what is and is not "logic." We ended up with two worklists of articles
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Sure poor people can go to hell, on the other hand your reverting to the unsourced "most vegans" will not stand, don't remove one unsourced but in order to promote your own unsourced beliefs as it looks like bad faith to me. Veganism is a fringe belief with a tiny minority of adherents whereas many
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