there are, among other theories, the theory
of the Hedgehog and the Fox… that of how
we think about things… in the Hedgehog,
we have a person who knows one big thing…
within Philosophy we have, as a Hedgehog,
Spinoza… who knows one big thing, that the
world is undivided with god… god is everything…
and as a Philosopher, the one who knows a great many things
would be Aristotle… the fox…
and in thinking about my own thinking, writings, I am clearly
a fox… so, what are you? a hedgehog or a fox?
I’m sensing improvement here. Part of your text looks like a paragraph and the sentences aren’t as chopped up as they usually are. You also kept it very concise. Kudos.
As for specificity versus sensitivity, I really feel that Aristotle struck a home run on both of those (with room for improvement, of course). I have not studied Spinoza very much at all.
Nescio sir/madam. To a lion (Newton +1) I don’t think it makes a difference whether you’re a hedgehog or a fox, both are snacks, although I think a fox will last longer than a hedgehog.