The Bowman-Hanna debate explores whether perception is shaped by innate concepts (conceptualism) or can occur without them (non-conceptualism), challenging how we structure knowledge and understand cognition.
Nobody truly knows how much opium Edgar Allen Poe was on when he wrote The Raven. I would wager, though I am far from a betting man, that it must have been quite a substantial amount.
Well, I guess it was only a matter of time before I got around to hopping on this bandwagon. The fact that I did eventually cave is a bit of a surprise to me, as I am not known to be one who hops on bandwagons.
