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Are the fundamental laws of logic always true in every field known to man?
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For Kant, is it immoral to offer solutions that may backfire when generalized?
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Debating: Opponent asking for proof to deny his own statements and insists his statements were right at some point of time
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Assertion generates argument which becomes a fallacy?
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How to prove □Q from P→Q and □P?
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What is it called when an opponent tells you to look up the source of their own claim, yourself?
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Is physicalism an unfalsifiable position?
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What to know before reading The Myth of Sisyphus?
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What are the important questions about pre-socratic philosophy?
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Making an irrelevant generalization that dilutes the original argument — what's this fallacy?
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What's the meaning of this quote of Pythagoras on the good and bad principle?
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Solving a proof in which the goal is the negation of a variable in Fitch
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Intention and Means-End Reasoning in Epistemology
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What does Slavoj Zizek mean by Hegel's reading of “felix culpa”?
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Is anything truly continuous?
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Can shapes be relative from different perspectives? [closed]
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“I have lied but I am not a liar, and I have done bad things but I am not a bad man.”
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Tautologies in religious language discussion
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Which Christian philosophers examine their understanding of Pharaoh hardening his heart? [closed]
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Can two different objects at the same time be the same? [closed]
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How Do I start on Premise: B ↔ ￢B Conclusion: J ↔ ￢C? [closed]
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Can anyone help me solve this problem? [closed]
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Was Kant an Intuitionist about mathematical objects?
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Is it true to say that: The existence of any deity, based on current information, has a probability of zero but remains possible? [closed]
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Why does Nietzsche think suffering is great?
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What is Wittgenstein referring to in 4.113
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Who or what is the being for whom Being is a question for Heidegger?
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In what way is everyone not a utilitarian
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What are some realistic situations where Kantian ethics can be applied?
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Was there any philosopher named Lexiphagoras?
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Has anyone used Aristotle's philosophy to study social media?
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Who wrote about levels of power?
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Is “If…then” not a truly logical connective?
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What's the role of certainty in discussions about philosophical positions?
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Syntax of propositional logic
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To View Things by their Function
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On Truth and Lying
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Hume's analogy to prove that the soul is mortal
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What exactly is the 'potential' that is actualized in Aristotelian metaphysics?
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Does Plato relatively upgrade democracy between the Republic and the Laws?
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Are there writers on the topic of an inherent human bias towards the value of rational thinking?
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Looking for a piece regarding the relationship between subject and object (by Schopenhauer?)
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What is the meaning of “comprehension” in logic?
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How to Prove P(a) → ∀x(P(x) ∨ ¬(x = a)) using Natural Deduction
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Can simulation theory be considered a form of religion?
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Quantum mechanics and the principle of bivalence
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When writing commentary on well-known philosophers, which method is more effective: comparative analysis or straightforward interpretation? [closed]
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What does Wittgenstein mean when he says “there are no numbers in logic”?
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Are axioms in mathematics comparable to hypotheses in experimental sciences?
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Can pure randomness be computed?
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What makes you, you? [closed]
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Formal proof errors
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Philosophies that suggest that thoughts have an existence beyond their physical realization
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Why is it logical to invoke an uncreated universe with no intelligent design?
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Does it make sense to have a causal component in a definition?
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Is it ethical for an employer to fire an employee who has criticized the company?
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Is math arbitrary?
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Is the idea of potential energy (from physics) influenced by the idea of potentiality found in Aristotelian metaphysics?
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Is theism necessarily 'faith-based'?
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What's the name of the logical fallacy where a debater extends a statement far beyond the original statement to make it true?
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