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You podcast by some guys who are at one point said I'm doing philosophy for living,

but then thought better of it.

Our question for episode 191 is something like,

what does it mean to claim that we grasp the world through a conceptual scheme?

And we read on the very idea of a conceptual scheme by Donald Davidson from 1973

and empiricism, semantics, and ontology by Rudolph Karnap from 1950.

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This is Mark Linson-Mire,

beyond the possibility of literal translation in Madison, Wisconsin.

This is Wes Lone in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

This is Dylan Casey indulging in metaphysical pseudo-statements in Madison, Wisconsin.

And this is Dusty Dome in Chicago, Illinois.

Welcome back, Dusty.

Thanks for having me back.

From our Chicago Analytic Philosophy, Guess It Chapter.

Right, along with that.

The Matt Teckman.

Folks will recall Dusty from our Wilfred Sellers episode, our most popular episode yet.

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