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The dialectics of hirsute philosophy: Occam’s razor v Plato’s beard

In Uncategorized on February 20, 2020 by kmflett

Surely Occam’s razor must be applied in the debate about beards and philosophy (Letters, 18 February)? Take, for example, the case of a fraudulent, yet fully hirsute, philosophy lecturer who fails to be appointed to any posts at all in the higher education est ablishments of the Nottingham area; is wisdom to be found in showing a knave with chairless hops around a Fair-base rather than in knowing a shave with hairless chops around a bare face?
Fr Alec Mitchell
Holyhead, Anglesey

Guardian 20th February

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