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Is it likely possible that creation of our world needs a lot of steps called 'evolution'?

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Is existence itself necessary?

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Can mathematics and physics be thought of as branches of philosophy?

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If I am unsure about the existence of morality, Am I morally obligated to find out the answer?

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Are there possibilities that only a part of a statement is not true?

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Am I morally obligated to reject my scholarship?

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Is there anything called as ‘infinite consciousness’?

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Why would laws of nature not be reducible to physics alone?

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Question for philosophers - How would you call the following view of the meaning of life?

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Are gods also bound to the laws of physics?

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Are we living in a simulation? The evidence

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Are we awake, or are we dreaming that we are awake?

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Is it always wrong to allow harm to come to someone?

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Philosophy and the question 'When is a robot considered alive and thinking?'

answered Dec 21, 2020 at 11:56

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Why Do They Always Say to Keep The Faith On The Unknown, To Be Liberated?

answered Dec 17, 2020 at 4:21

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If what you have to say is not going to help me with anything and if it's not true, don't say it!

answered Dec 16, 2020 at 15:17

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Are there any philosophers who contemplated the nature of questions?

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Consciousness and atomic arrangement of body

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Why do we feel sad when feeling sad is bad?

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Why does the flow of life constantly put us in unsolvable situations?

answered Nov 3, 2020 at 2:57

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How can we differentiate between change and progress in the field of ethics?

answered Sep 29, 2020 at 11:33

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How do ethicists tackle the question "Is it immoral to have sex in public places?" Is it possible to use rational and empirical ideas to answer?

answered Oct 31, 2020 at 4:17

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Philosophy and science

answered Oct 30, 2020 at 2:09

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Understanding "Emptiness"

answered Oct 25, 2020 at 17:38

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Researchers describe emotions as either “positive” or “negative”. But can emotions be “right” or “wrong”?

answered Oct 19, 2020 at 4:13

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Same vs identical vs equal objects

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How do we know if a mathematical proof is valid?

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Can the statement, "Suicide is Murder" be written as S = M? If so, could it then also be written as "Murder is Suicide" or M = S? Are either logical?

answered Sep 21, 2020 at 16:34

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Is 'illusion' as viewed in indian philosophy founded on more fundamental concepts or experiences?

answered Sep 19, 2020 at 5:12

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How can we differentiate between change and progress in the area of history and natural sciences?

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Is it likely possible that creation of our world needs a lot of steps called 'evolution'?

Is existence itself necessary?

Can mathematics and physics be thought of as branches of philosophy?

If I am unsure about the existence of morality, Am I morally obligated to find out the answer?

Are there possibilities that only a part of a statement is not true?

Am I morally obligated to reject my scholarship?

Is there anything called as ‘infinite consciousness’?

Why would laws of nature not be reducible to physics alone?

Question for philosophers - How would you call the following view of the meaning of life?

Are gods also bound to the laws of physics?

Are we living in a simulation? The evidence

Are we awake, or are we dreaming that we are awake?

Is it always wrong to allow harm to come to someone?

Philosophy and the question 'When is a robot considered alive and thinking?'

Why Do They Always Say to Keep The Faith On The Unknown, To Be Liberated?

If what you have to say is not going to help me with anything and if it's not true, don't say it!

Are there any philosophers who contemplated the nature of questions?

Consciousness and atomic arrangement of body

Why do we feel sad when feeling sad is bad?

Why does the flow of life constantly put us in unsolvable situations?

How can we differentiate between change and progress in the field of ethics?

How do ethicists tackle the question "Is it immoral to have sex in public places?" Is it possible to use rational and empirical ideas to answer?

Philosophy and science

Understanding "Emptiness"

Researchers describe emotions as either “positive” or “negative”. But can emotions be “right” or “wrong”?

Same vs identical vs equal objects

How do we know if a mathematical proof is valid?

Can the statement, "Suicide is Murder" be written as S = M? If so, could it then also be written as "Murder is Suicide" or M = S? Are either logical?

Is 'illusion' as viewed in indian philosophy founded on more fundamental concepts or experiences?

How can we differentiate between change and progress in the area of history and natural sciences?