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The office and philosophy : scenes from unexamined life

— Wisnewski, J. Jeremy - Nama Orang;

I have a business proposition for you. From a paper production and consumption standpoint, it makes oodles of business sense, as I'm sure you will see. I am part of an enterprise that requires ample use of The only thing we actually need to complete our work is paper, paper: we write and revise, speak and argue, and then revise again, something to write with, and a trash can (and some in my line of work don't even bother with the trash can). We are thinkers, and because writing is a form of thinking, we are writers. And we use paper. Paper, gentlemen. And so we need you. But you need us too! Philosophy is important. It refuses to let us rest our minds with comfortable conclusions or flaccid, empty ideas. It acts as a constant impetus to revisit our views, and to take seriously our own fallibility. But we matter to you guys more directly, too. You see, most of what gets said in the name of philosophy is incomplete, and a lot of it is just not right-it is incredibly interesting, and it is even important, but it just isn't right And so we keep writing and thinking, and we keep using more paper More paper, gentleman.

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