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What are the implications of eternal life

One implication to eternal life would be the end of the life insurance industry. Without death to profit from by actuarial calculation, there would simply be no need to take out term or whole-life ...
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Why do philosophical questions arise?

Philosophical questions always arise because people were led to an intellectual rut by the superficially apparent state of things, which upon closer inspection turns out to be untenable. Some (random)...
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Why do philosophical questions arise?

I'm almost certain that it emerges from the differences perpectives, althrough it seems superficial, somethings are more simples than others, this is the main reason, logically it have many others, ...
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Does Dissociative ego disorder challenge Descartes‘ „cogito-argument“?

What about the unconscious and the subconscious? Remember the subconscious is the filter but really who is behind the wheel is our “life long recorder,” our unconscious always recording everything in ...
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Does Dissociative ego disorder challenge Descartes‘ „cogito-argument“?

It depends on which chapter of the Meditations we are focused on. What’s in the second meditation is merely that one cannot doubt their own existence, since the very doubting necessitates that one ...
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Does Dissociative ego disorder challenge Descartes‘ „cogito-argument“?

"I think, therefore I am" does not imply that the person thinking and being is eternal. It just says that one cannot doubt one's own existence, as and when one thinks about it. If and when ...
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