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[tawdry star]

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[vapid quartz]

context pls?

[vapid quartz]

Pls note the above (Latin, formal) a priori is coming from the epistomological concept of having knowledge from logic/intuition and not experience

More information on that here (if you attended a French philosophical talk) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_priori_and_a_posteriori

[prime briar]

Hmm Kant

[vapid quartz]

non pas lui

[prime briar]

??

Bah

[vapid quartz]

c'est plato quoi

[prime briar]

...

Euh oui entre autre

Autre dont Kant

[vapid quartz]

mdr kant n'aimait pas la concepte d'a priori mdr

[prime briar]

Bawawawawah

Je t'oriente vers la Cri pure pour la connaissance (en fait, il y a une forme d'a priori, assez complexe puisque c'est une connaissance comme condition, c'est la question du transcendantal entre autres)
Et évidemment, sur la Cri pra, pour la morale qui est pour le coup, du a priori 100%

[vapid quartz]

ptn je l ai oubli´e

je deteste kant

[prime briar]

Bawawawawah, moi aussi

C'est terrible

Infâme à lire en plus

[abstract tapir]

i was rescheduling a time with my french tutor and she said "A priori oui"

but then she just didnt show up to idk

[vapid quartz]

"from a quick look, yes" i assume

like ive just had a look at my calendar and i can do that time

[abstract tapir]

mdr

elle jamais montrer pour notre reunion

[vapid quartz]

montrer is to show

not to show up ;)

[abstract tapir]

can it be used in that context though

[vapid quartz]

no

elle n'arrive pas jamais à notre réunion

i qould say

[abstract tapir]

merci

[vapid quartz]

she never arrives in our meetingd

[versed sparrow]

"a priori" is just used when what you're saying is a hearsay or describes what it seems to be rather than something you know for sure, you're not the source of the information

it's very common

"A priori oui" would usually be translated as "seems like it" or smth

[abstract tapir]

gotcha