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Und es ist möglich, für jede einzelne der Weltanschauungen die scharfsinnigsten Gründe vorzubringen, es ist möglich, sich auf den Standpunkt jeder dieser Weltanschauungen zu stellen und mit scharfsinnigen Gründen die anderen Weltanschauungen zu widerlegen. Man kann zwischen diesen Weltanschauungen noch andere ausdenken; die sind aber nur gradweise von den angeführten verschieden und lassen sich auf die Haupttypen zurückführen. Will man das Gewebe der Welt kennenlernen, dann muß man wissen, daß man es durch diese zwölf Eingangstore kennenlernt. Es gibt nicht eine Weltanschauung, die sich verteidigen läßt, die berechtigt ist, sondern es gibt zwölf Weltanschauungen. Und man muß zugeben: Gerade so viele gute Gründe wie für die eine Weltanschauung, so viele gute Gründe lassen sich für jede andere der zwölf Weltanschauungen vorbringen. Die Welt läßt sich nicht von dem einseitigen Standpunkte einer Weltanschauung, eines Gedankens aus betrachten, sondern die Welt enthüllt sich nur dem, der weiß, daß man um sie herumgehen muß. Genau ebenso, wie die Sonne, auch wenn wir die kopernikanische Weltanschauung zugrunde legen, durch die Tierkreiszeichen geht, um von zwölf verschiedenen Punkten aus die Erde zu beleuchten, ebenso muß man nicht auf eine Standpunkt - auf den Standpunkt des Idealismus, des Sensualismus, des Phänomenalismus oder irgendeiner Weltanschauung, die einen solchen Namen tragen kann - sich stellen, sondern man muß in der Lage sein, um die Welt herumgehen zu können und sich einleben zu können in die zwölf verschiedenen Standpunkte, von denen aus man die Welt betrachten kann. Denkerisch sind alle zwölf verschiedenen Standpunkte voll berechtigt. 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