“Values and disvalues are as much an indefeasible part of the phenomena, of the world we live in, as are the cold objects that assault our senses, and the insensibility of most bodies to the darkly ignoble or glorious things that take place among them, is itself an incredible even nonsensical phenomenon, one that forces us to locate our world in a wider setting.” The Discipline of the Cave, p. 155.
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