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The idea of an object is the idea of its effects, of what it will do, and of what will happen to it, under various conditions.

— Otis Hamilton Lee

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Philosophy is the attempt to formulate principles or categories which the philosopher already possesses, in common with everyone else, but in an unformulated state.

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