Is There a Hand?

In his common sense paper, where more lays out what we're calling the common sense propositions of the Mauryan propositions, this is a hand is not one of those things. This is, I'm showing my knowledge that there's a hand here. They're shifting the discourse from whatever they're in to philosophy. So he's like, okay, there's a couple of things wrong here. One is they look empirical, but he doesn't think they are. Like it just seems strange to even say them in the normal course of a conversation. And then if you do, what you're certainly not doing is philosophy as far as the Kinshta and its concern.