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Subject: Boltzmann on philosophy
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Date: Mon, 14-Sep-87 11:51:26 EDT
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and as long as we're collecting anti-philosophical quotes:

	There is much that is appropriate and correct in the writings of
	these philosophers.  Their remarks, when they denounce other
	philosophers, are appropriate and correct.  But when it comes to
	their own contributions, they are usually not so.
		- Ludwig Boltzmann

Quoted in the preface to John Casti's "Connectivity, Complexity, and
Catastrophe in Large-Scale Systems" (1979).  No citation for Boltzmann,
though...