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- Proposal: "the literary turing test" to evaluate if a non-fiction book should've been a paragraph
- Step 1: Take 150 readers and divide them into three groups.
- Step 2: One month after reading pair each member of group "a" with exactly one member of group "b" and one of group "c."
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- Step 3: Each group "a" member separately interrogates their assigned people from groups "b" and "c."
- Step 4: Each group "a" member writes down who they believe read the paragraph and who they believe read the book.
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- Step 5: Tabulate results.
- If group "a" is correct on more than two-thirds of their guesses, the book passes the test. Especially unitersiting episodes in
- If group "a" does no better than chance, the book fails the test.
- If group "a" is correct on fewer than one-third of their guesses, the book is assigned for a class on philosophical modernism.
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- The goal of this course is to read foucault until you break down and buy the cliffnotes.
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- This also goes for any philosopher who was from the 20th century and french. Doe & i)
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