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One of the most important reasons for the philosophers to use nuance and precision in their language is because of the fact that they are proposing something for which there is no proof. Philosophy is all about the abstract ideas that ordinary people wouldn’t be able to understand easily. Secondly, they need to persuade people to believe in their ideas and if the language is weak, they wouldn’t be able to make people believe in what they say. Thirdly, the ideas philosophers introduce would be either new or would challenge the existing beliefs which would mean that they need to be very careful about how they use their language.
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