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Hey, this is the partially examined life episode 283, Ellen Bedu on Love, discussing the

essay What Is Love.

So I'm keeping track of what we've covered.

And I think we've pretty much covered everything up through section 4 conditions for the existence

of humanity, which is where we left off with the truth procedures and the humanity function

and the fact that all truths are valid for all X's, right, all human beings.

And that truth is the only thing that is transpositional.

So right, despite the fact that we have these radically disjunct experiences between the

two positions, men and women, we have a something that is universal for everyone.

Truth.

I'd say we should start with section 5.

Love is the treatment of a paradox because that's where he's going to say, hey, how do

we reconcile truth as transpositional when the experience is a men and women are radically

disjunct and then he's going to tell us how in very clear language to do that.

Can we repeat?

Because I don't remember exactly the difference between truth and knowledge, though, because

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