These aren’t like Dennett’s “deepities”—Deepities are statements that sound profound by sneakily having two alternate readings, one mundanely true and one radical or outlandish, sort of like a motte and bailey argument. These answers are just somewhat vague analogies and a relatively normal opinion that uses eloquent language (“because we are”) to gain extra deepness points.
These aren’t like Dennett’s “deepities”—Deepities are statements that sound profound by sneakily having two alternate readings, one mundanely true and one radical or outlandish, sort of like a motte and bailey argument. These answers are just somewhat vague analogies and a relatively normal opinion that uses eloquent language (“because we are”) to gain extra deepness points.