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Philosopher John Searle
Photo taken at a talk at UC Berkeley in spring 2002 by Fastfission. This is admittedly not his (either the photographer's or the subject's) best picture.
Source: en.wikipedia 22:00, 17 September 2004 . . Fastfission (Talk) . . 302x350 (98838 bytes) (Philosopher John Searle, taken at UC Berkeley in Spring 2002 by User:FastFission. {GFDL})

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