The Humanistic Need to Know More Than Just the Surface of Things

Seth Godin: I have a response, but I want to hear from Seth first because we haven't heard from him at all. He actually does a much better job in book three, the first couple chapters when he talks about platonic ideals, where he outlines the difference between Plato and Kant that frames all this,. So we're stuck. All right, let me just give my response to Wes and then you can jump ahead and start us on the body. We agree that in this section 17, the point is here's a quote, we wish to know the significance of these ideas. It's almost that there's a humanistic, a philosophical need to know more than just the