Dr. Seuss and philosophy

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At the point when I initially began school, I was euphoric. I was at long last in a learning

condition where I could take a class on anything I could envision;

where I was in charge of my instructive predetermination. So I began searching for

seminars on subjects I hadn’t had previously, courses past the basic English,

history, and different sciences I had been told in since I was five. I

saw Philosophy 151 and thought I’d give it a shot. While talking about my future

class plan with my father, I asked him what the theory was. He answered,

furthermore, I rework, “The main individuals who study theory are future phi-

philosophy educators.” It wasn’t difficult to figure out the real story: reasoning

was an exercise in futility. I took it in any case. What I discovered was enlightening.