Born in Boston in 1950 to Sidney D. and Natalie Caplan, Arthur Caplan grew up in Framingham, Massachusetts. He has described his family as "Workmen's Circle, Zionist, and secular." He credits his background of Judaism with stimulating his interest in methods of inquiry and argument.
seriously how have they not removed any mention of the J word from all early life sections yet?
>Born in Boston in 1950 to Sidney D. and Natalie Caplan, Arthur Caplan grew up in Framingham, Massachusetts. He has described his family as "Workmen's Circle, Zionist, and secular." He credits his background of Judaism with stimulating his interest in methods of inquiry and argument.
seriously how have they not removed any mention of the J word from all early life sections yet?
It's hilarious that he credits being a jew with making him interested in arguing.
It's hilarious that he credits being a jew with making him interested in arguing.
seriously how have they not removed any mention of the J word from all early life sections yet?
I almost think they're proud of it.
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seriously how have they not removed any mention of the J word from all early life sections yet?
I almost think they're proud of it.
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