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'We now also see how number can come to be thought of as arrived at by abstraction from things. What is actually obtained is a concept, in which the number is then discovered. Thus, abstraction often does, in fact, precede the formation of a judgment of number. The confusion is the same as if it were said: the concept of fire risk is obtained by building a half-timbered house with wooden gables, thatched roof, and draughty chimneys.'
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I'd like to amend one of those:
"If you must taunt a salamander, have the courtesy to face its fire breath away from the healers."
BUT THEN IT DOESN'T START WITH "S" ANYMORE
F--
^ Solution: "Salamanders should not be taunted, but if you must do so, have the courtesy to face its fire breath away from the healers."