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Is having no good reason to believe something the same as having no evidence?

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Should you worship god if you don’t like Him but he was proven to be real?

answered Sep 10 at 9:58

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When is ok to tell a lie?

answered Aug 31 at 17:44

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If we can't be 100% sure of anything, then we have to believe everything with a grain of salt?

answered Aug 22 at 16:12

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How is Truth Different From Reality?

answered Aug 6 at 1:19

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Does time exist/is fundamental in such a scenario?

answered Jul 18 at 4:07

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How did Krishna justify war?

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Can something real be an association to something else?

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Is an omniscient entity self-refuting?

answered Jun 8 at 15:26

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What is the difference between understanding and interpretation?

answered May 26 at 1:40

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Could there be higher level emergent phenomena from more complex systems with properties different from consciousness?

answered May 7 at 14:52

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How not to lose myself while aiming high?

answered May 1 at 16:31

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Is it implausible to claim consciousness is a fundamental?

answered Apr 15 at 10:13

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Is there any way for me to know if I exist, as such, do I exist?

answered Mar 19 at 14:25

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Can a coincidence be evidence of a god?

answered Mar 18 at 1:40

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Should I put my dog down to help the homeless?

answered Mar 7 at 14:23

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Is it better to feel or be certain even in things we can't really know?

answered Feb 26 at 13:51

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Advancements in scientific mind and its side effects on society

answered Feb 24 at 13:35

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Why does division take a lot more mental effort than multiplication?

answered Feb 19 at 9:30

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Would it be ethical to help both predator and prey?

answered Feb 17 at 15:30

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Does "Being-with-others" have an antonym?

answered Feb 14 at 2:43

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Does omniscience necessarily entail omnipotence?

answered Feb 5 at 6:58

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What is the difference, after death, of a 90-year-old and a one-year-old?

answered Jan 21 at 15:54

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What is the limit to how much humanity can advance in the physical sciences?

answered Jan 14 at 4:04

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Why is nepotism considered immoral?

answered Dec 25, 2022 at 2:50

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If terminal, what can one do with their remaining life?

answered Oct 31, 2022 at 1:34

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Do all religions summarise into the same principle?

answered Oct 24, 2022 at 5:48

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Can you lose something that you don't care about?

answered Oct 12, 2022 at 16:49

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Where exactly does the value of an individual human lie?

answered Oct 9, 2022 at 2:17

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Is it morally wrong to deny food to the mother in this specific case?

answered Oct 2, 2022 at 11:08

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Is having no good reason to believe something the same as having no evidence?

Should you worship god if you don’t like Him but he was proven to be real?

When is ok to tell a lie?

If we can't be 100% sure of anything, then we have to believe everything with a grain of salt?

How is Truth Different From Reality?

Does time exist/is fundamental in such a scenario?

How did Krishna justify war?

Can something real be an association to something else?

Is an omniscient entity self-refuting?

What is the difference between understanding and interpretation?

Could there be higher level emergent phenomena from more complex systems with properties different from consciousness?

How not to lose myself while aiming high?

Is it implausible to claim consciousness is a fundamental?

Is there any way for me to know if I exist, as such, do I exist?

Can a coincidence be evidence of a god?

Should I put my dog down to help the homeless?

Is it better to feel or be certain even in things we can't really know?

Advancements in scientific mind and its side effects on society

Why does division take a lot more mental effort than multiplication?

Would it be ethical to help both predator and prey?

Does "Being-with-others" have an antonym?

Does omniscience necessarily entail omnipotence?

What is the difference, after death, of a 90-year-old and a one-year-old?

What is the limit to how much humanity can advance in the physical sciences?

Why is nepotism considered immoral?

If terminal, what can one do with their remaining life?

Do all religions summarise into the same principle?

Can you lose something that you don't care about?

Where exactly does the value of an individual human lie?

Is it morally wrong to deny food to the mother in this specific case?