3,000 words is roughly eleven pages, double-spaced
... And it was a damn good paper, if I do say so myself. Certainly it could be improved with more time, but it didn't need it.
My favorite part was plucking Mill and Kant from my bookshelves for clues on altruism. (Note to self: buy more Hume.) I couldn't have felt more academically badass unless I had written: In his personalized dedication to this author, Kant further elucidated his thoughts on altruism: 'My dear Monica, never forget that the purest moral motivations are outside the reach of man...'
Tiredness (it's 3:30 am here) has once more got me casting about for something quick and easy, some robot I've already drawn. So here is a sneak preview for a future website bot. I hope you enjoy.
My favorite part was plucking Mill and Kant from my bookshelves for clues on altruism. (Note to self: buy more Hume.) I couldn't have felt more academically badass unless I had written: In his personalized dedication to this author, Kant further elucidated his thoughts on altruism: 'My dear Monica, never forget that the purest moral motivations are outside the reach of man...'
Tiredness (it's 3:30 am here) has once more got me casting about for something quick and easy, some robot I've already drawn. So here is a sneak preview for a future website bot. I hope you enjoy.