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Can we know that we are breathing analytically/a priori?
The apriority/experience distinction is not the most well-framed thing in the philosophical world. Your example seems like it could be characterized as introspective, but:
On a narrow account, “...
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What does existence correspond to outside of human consciousness?
The existence of something is a purely human concept. What does it correspond to outside of human consciousness?
The existence 'of something' can be produced, conceived or apprehended by a living, ...
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An Eternal Reward for Our Actions - Are There Strong Incentives to do Anything
Why is eternity required for meaning? Why would any result or consequence being eternal, if that were possible, make an act meaningful?
In Buddhist thought, impermanence is understood as one of the ...
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