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The later Wittgenstein's motto "Don't think -- but look!" means
{ 1 } - instead of thinking about things, we should have an empty stare that reveals the nothingness of being.
{ 2 } - all human knowledge is from sense experience.
{ 3 } - base your views on concrete examples, not on preconceptions.
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The later Wittgenstein's motto "Don't think -- but look!" means
{ 1 } - instead of thinking about things, we should have an empty stare that reveals the nothingness of being.
{ 2 } - all human knowledge is from sense experience.
{ 3 } - base your views on concrete examples, not on preconceptions.
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The later Wittgenstein's motto "Don't think -- but look!" means
{ 1 } - instead of thinking about things, we should have an empty stare that reveals the nothingness of being.
{ 2 } - all human knowledge is from sense experience.
{ 3 } - base your views on concrete examples, not on preconceptions.
This isn't a bad guess. But a rigid view like this goes against the motto.
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The later Wittgenstein's motto "Don't think -- but look!" means
{ 1 } - instead of thinking about things, we should have an empty stare that reveals the nothingness of being.
{ 2 } - all human knowledge is from sense experience.
{ 3 } - base your views on concrete examples, not on preconceptions.
So Wittgenstein turned from his rigid system and became very anti-system.
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