Minor remark: Your essay about tradition is much more readable than a lot of the other material on your site. I’m not sure why but if you took a different approach to writing/thinking about it, you might want to apply that approach elsewhere.
I think the difference is you. I wrote that entire site in a short time period. I regard it as all being broadly similar in style and quality. I attempted to use the same general approach to the whole site; I didn’t change my mind about something midway. I think it’s a subject you understand better than epistemology directly (it is about epistemology, indirectly. traditions are long lived knowledge). The response I’ve had from other readers has varied a lot, not matched your response.
I do know how to write in a variety of different styles, and have tried each in various places. The one I’ve used here in the last week is not the best in various senses. But it serves my purpose.
Minor remark: Your essay about tradition is much more readable than a lot of the other material on your site. I’m not sure why but if you took a different approach to writing/thinking about it, you might want to apply that approach elsewhere.
I think the difference is you. I wrote that entire site in a short time period. I regard it as all being broadly similar in style and quality. I attempted to use the same general approach to the whole site; I didn’t change my mind about something midway. I think it’s a subject you understand better than epistemology directly (it is about epistemology, indirectly. traditions are long lived knowledge). The response I’ve had from other readers has varied a lot, not matched your response.
I do know how to write in a variety of different styles, and have tried each in various places. The one I’ve used here in the last week is not the best in various senses. But it serves my purpose.