I further develop the notion of integrative sensibility by showing how it relates to Heidegger's notion of authentic discourse, can be expanded to include Arendt's notion of an internal dialogue as the fulcrum of ethical life, and by demonstrating why it is that epistemological attitude which is most consonant with the development of the self. I conclude with an imaginary dialogue between a scientist who rejects all perspectives not grounded in the scientific method and a devotee of integrative sensibility.