The Reports from Captain Waldo Q. James
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These are the reports written by the great philosopher Waldo Quine James, when he was working with the Social Order of Enlightenment. It took many bribes and back alley deals, but I assure the reader, it was worth it. While these writings are not as rigorous as his earlier works written in his philosophical self-imposed withdrawal. They give a profound insight of a philosophy in its natural environment, instead of as he later said, "... playing tag with itself on a Cartesian plane".
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