There is so much information in this book that I am having a hard time picking something out to post about. One thing that kind of caught my attention was ordinary language philosophy. Naive realism was part of this philosophy, saying that reality is pretty much what it seems to be. I found naive realism kind of interesting because I know many people that have this perception of things. Things are just what they are. The book presented this idea and naive realism seems to be something that so many people believe in without even realizing it. Many people seem to accept things are the way they are because that is the way they are without seeing that there may be something further then that surface reality.