Comic #6973: philosophy-4

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Comic Description:

The comic features a scene set in what appears to be a hallway or room. There are four characters gathered closely, engaged in a conversation.

1. Character on the Left: This person has curly dark hair and is wearing glasses with a black jacket over a white shirt. They have a neutral expression.

2. Character in the Center: This character has medium-length dark hair, is wearing a gray shirt, and is looking towards another character with a slight frown.

3. Character to the Right: This individual has short pink hair, wearing a green shirt and is looking inquisitively at the person speaking.

4. Character with Glasses, Far Right: This person is older, with gray hair, wearing glasses, and is dressed in a brown sweater with a collared shirt.

Dialogue: The character with red hair expresses frustration: "Well if you can’t tell a compliment from an insult, maybe you shouldn’t even be working in philosophy!"

Bottom Text: "Lesson learned: Nobody likes to be called an absolute Kant."

The comic humorously conveys a point about the nuances of communication, particularly in philosophical discussions.