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Is Christianity testable?
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What is the definition of real?
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In what way can theism and science co-exist?
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How to distinguish between 'a priori/posteriori' and 'analytic/synthetic'?
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Should freedom of speech accept speech against liberal values? Such as hate speech?
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Why should atheists bother debating theists?
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Is there a difference between the purpose of life and the meaning of life?
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Can findings in one science contradict those in another?
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What philosopher said that knowledge is about discerning differences?
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Can Mathematics Fully Describe the Universe?
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Can a definition be true/false?
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Does philosophy have a dark side?
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Why would infinite monkeys not produce the works of Shakespeare?
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Is the axiom of infinity truly an axiom?
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Does nature jump?
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How many Platonic ideals are there?
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Difference between Tautology and Circular Reasoning
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Did Plato record actual conversations in his dialogues?
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Can there be logic without the law of identity?
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Why are humans and AI often treated differently in cases where they perform nearly identical processes?
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Are we at the end of scientific paradigm shifts?
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Could law be written in formal logic?
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Is scientific method entirely based on statistics (statistical inference)?
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Why and how is Camus "against nihilism"?
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Is it morally wrong to enjoy art created by a heinous criminal?
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What is "intuition" for Kant?
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Isn’t everything absurdly improbable?
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Is there a way to tell if something is science versus pseudoscience?
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Could ChatGPT etcetera undermine community by making statements less significant for us?
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Mathematical Platonism. Are numbers real?
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Is the SETI project built on false premises?
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Why are there two fundamental laws of logic?
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How does the theory of evolution make it less likely that the world is designed?
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When does simulating something produce a real effect of that thing?
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Should attempted murder be a lesser crime than murder?
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I prompt an AI into generating something; who created it: me, the AI, or the AI's author?
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Resisting a classic Buddhist Argument for Mereological Nihilism
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What is the difference between formalism and logicism
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What is this "going to the other extreme to make it look stupid to prove something"?
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Should I ever be influenced by an argument that I can't understand?
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Does the Fallacy Fallacy make logic useless?
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How do adherents to Plantinga's "free-will defense" against the problem of evil explain that God is free and immune to moral evil at the same time?
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Is there a general theory of intelligence and design that would allow us to detect the presence of design in an object based solely on its properties?
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If we encounter what appears to be an advanced extraterrestrial technological device, would the claim that it was designed be falsifiable?
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Should I trust my own thoughts when studying philosophy?
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Set theory vs. type theory vs. category theory
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Does Intelligent Design (ID) entail an infinite regress of designers, and if so, is that problematic?
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Does a rock falling down a hill perform computation?
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Do computers use logic?
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What do Philosophers think about the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics?
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Do decolonialists have to attack science and modernity?
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Besides state punishment, are there any other reasons why one should not do crimes?
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Does the focus on "humane" killing of animals distract from the real moral problem of killing?
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Do animals know that they are going to die?
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Why is speaking about donating to charity considered immoral?
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Is the statement "They like curry chicken." an objective or subjective statement?
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Who is the Big Other, and is there a little Other?
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What kind of fallacy is it to say if abolition of something isn't possible, we shouldn't attempt to address it at all?
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Is all of probability fundamentally subjective and unneeded as a term outright?
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Does the computational theory of mind explain anything?
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