Would it be fair to say that philosophy is a manipulation of words, and that

Would it be fair to say that philosophy is a manipulation of words, and that

Would it be fair to say that philosophy is a manipulation of words, and that scientists deal with the relationship between language and extra-language observations? Thus "truth" would primarily be a language concept according to which consistency between words would exist. In the non-language (empirical) world truth would be infrequent because be empirical observations can rarely be one hundred percent verified.

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