organized more or less in that fashion.3 But as I worked on the material, I became dissatisfied with this way of organizing my reflections because the “Yes” and “But” components are closely intertwined. In other words, it is not that there are good points and more questionable points in TIS, nicely distinguishable, but rather that along every axis the good and the questionable are almost inextricably entangled. So in what follows, instead of two lists I have argued for a sic et non for each entry.