According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy Schopenhauer was one of the

According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy Schopenhauer was one of the

According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy Schopenhauer was one of the first philosophers to advocate for the idea that the universe was not something "rational" What is an "irrational" universe then? Is there a difference between a universe being beyond the grasp of human reason and saying that the universe is "irrational"? Does he mean to say that the universe can do things that are illogical such as have square triangles?

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