Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 00:26:48 PST


I also, as a german, strongly believe that there is a need to disconnect 
H´s personal practical life in these difficult times and his philosophy. 
There´s no need to arguee. To do the things he has done, and than 
returning into his quite corner, not giving any excuses or explanations 
for the rest of his life, wasn´t the right answer. Maybe i´m not so well 
informed, but after all, what do we know about this 'afterlife'. What do 
we know about his conscience and his regrets. I think there are no 
exuses for him! Maybe there are ressources, so inform me. Yes, we do 
know how we would have manage his life. Do we? But we weren´t there, and 
we are not him, and we do know absolutly nothing about his 'inner 
feelings'. Blame him for not informing us. 
In this context:
Wittgenstein: Tractatus logico-philosophicus, last sentence. I suppose 
You all know it.

A Reader of 'sein und zeit' 

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