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What is a universe? (taboo the word “exist”)
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Quantum immortality
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A concept which “shows” why are we limited by speed of light?
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Identifying three kinds of “unity” in Kant's “Critique of Pure Reason”
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Is basing the political spectrum on economics actually meaningful?
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Is equality meaningless as a political goal, especially economic equality? [closed]
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Is there a fallacy name for when someone keeps claiming you're misinterpreting/misunderstanding them if you find a hole in their logic?
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The debate around moral veganism
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What philosophical approaches towards social philosophy and social relations do we know?
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Is watching an amputated limb regrow proof of the supernatural?
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Is every world accessible to itself?
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Are there philosophical problems for which there's only a trivial solution?
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Is this guy's thinking more inclined towards Kant's philosophy or utilitarianism
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What is the axiological basis of the preference of truth to falsity?
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Does postmodernism hold that science is one social narrative among many, no better or worse than any other way of knowing?
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Integritas definitio: Can you define anything completely and independently? [closed]
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Can the concept of the Trinity be logically supported as the belief in one God rather than three Gods?
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Is free will compatible with determinism? (Ramsey theorem)
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Books on Philosophy of Mathematics [duplicate]
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What have philosophers had to say about something being ‘real’ vs ‘imaginary’?
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What is the name of this fallacy: Is 101 binary or decimal?
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What is the name of this fallacy: Is 101 binary or decimal?
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What is the name of this fallacy: Is 101 binary or decimal?
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What is the name of this fallacy: Is 101 binary or decimal?
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How can we differentiate between change and progress in the area of history and natural sciences?
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What are the advantages of Aristotle's term logic over predicate logic?
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Mathematical universe hypothesis: Why shouldn't all imaginable universes exist?
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How shall I understand Wittgenstein's comment on Russell's work?
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A case of vacuous truth : Have you taken part in your department's open discussion session already?
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How can one reconcile the physical view of life and the second law of thermodynamics?
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Semantic vs syntactic consequence
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Does practical moral skepticism end up as relativism?
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What separates mathematics from logic? Can “mathematical” operations be applied to logical systems?
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Are figures of speech true and false?
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What is the motivation of all individuals to stay alive?
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What does Danto mean when he writes that artworks are “embodied meanings”?
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Kant's disjunctive judgement and neoliberalism
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What is the motivation of all individuals to stay alive?
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Can coherentism be understood purely without deductive logic?
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Only three countries don't use the metric system: the US, Liberia and Myanmar
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Are there any reasons for an individual to live if he hasn't got any needs? [closed]
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Where in Aristotle's Topics did he say there's no exact/clear way to distinguish two concepts?
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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by these below mentioned lines?
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Is it true that if an argument is invalid, any argument of that logical form must be invalid?
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What does Foucault mean by “boomerang”?
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if [if (if P then Q) then (if P then R)] then [if P then (if Q then R)]
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When did philosophers decide philosophy was not useful, and why? [closed]
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Responsibility for animals as human and does it undermine true equality?
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Responsibility for animals as human and does it undermine true equality?
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How can one argue against income inequality while defending achievement and expertise inequality - beyond invoking Rawls' difference principle?
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How can one argue against income inequality while defending achievement and expertise inequality - beyond invoking Rawls' difference principle?
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Identifying a principle that connects actions with responsibilities
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Can you offer a rebuttle to the following argument that humans will never be able to communicate with space-aliens?
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How should I think about the probability of a causal effect? [closed]
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