aphoristic

The writing is aphoristic - like reading an anti-David Foster Wallace - phenomenological minimalist vs.

The Tractatus is around 150kb of aphoristic text.

His most powerful writing has an aphoristic, koan-like quality designed more to be provocative than to say anything specific.

Classifying conditions as 'general' asks for a kind of aphoristic understanding of things (talking only about the very general case).

It is written in an aphoristic style and sometimes reminds me of the Tao Te Ching.

The Allegory of the Cave ) and any of Nietzsche's aphoristic works are especially common.

The better aphoristic horse-kingdom-related summation is probably For Want Of A Nail: For want of a nail the shoe was lost.

Points 1-20 are either aphoristic, or sound true but don't work out in practice.

These pseudo-aphoristic stories of how to cajole AIs are told 100 times a day!

The title they chose could have been a bit more specific and less aphoristic.

Don't take Getting Real as some sort of gospel; it's a aphoristic collection of anecdotal observations based on limited experience and selective recollection.

There are writers who are very aphoristic, but damn few of them.

Very good question; let me attempt an answer:-) Any aphoristic philosophical text has a certain "Worldview" which it tries to convey via many means viz.

The aphoristic version: "Time in the market beats timing the market." History has borne that out repeatedly.

There's the aphoristic style, the "5-paragraph" style, the dialogue, the trialogue, the research paper, etc.

He's at his best with "black swan" and "skin in the game" type stuff - aphoristic, lyrical, qualitative philosophical musing that evokes the best of traditional schools of thought.

Aphoristic assertions aren't very convincing.