Heidegger says, "We are not interrogating this being or that being, nor all beings, each in turn; instead, we are asking from the start about the ..."

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Heidegger is talking about the concept of "Being" (with a capital B), which refers to the totality of all that exists. He is saying that we are not just asking about specific beings or individual things in the world, but rather we are asking about the whole of what is.

Heidegger Says, "We Are Not Interrogating This Being or That