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In Aristotle, What does it mean for something to be predicated?

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What are facts as considered independently of any thinking being?

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What type of questions can we ask? (When, where etc)

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What are the intricacies of the law of cause and effect?

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Is there a difference between 'only if' and 'if and only if'

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Material conditional: Why does the absence of the predicate validate the conditional? [closed]

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What do you call the output of a truth table?

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What are factual propositions?

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Can more than 2 things be in direct opposition?

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Is ∃x(Ax -> Bx) the same as ∀x Ax -> Bx [closed]

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What is the criteria for a metaphysical truths?

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Are propositions considered to be mind independent or mind dependent?

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What is integration in philosophy?

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Is there any scientific documenation expatiating upon The Law Of Cause and Effect?

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Is there a logical system that accounts for cause and effect relationship?

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What is the study of systems (like logic, maths etc) called?

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16 Questions

In Aristotle, What does it mean for something to be predicated?

What are facts as considered independently of any thinking being?

What type of questions can we ask? (When, where etc)

What are the intricacies of the law of cause and effect?

Is there a difference between 'only if' and 'if and only if'

Material conditional: Why does the absence of the predicate validate the conditional? [closed]

What do you call the output of a truth table?

What are factual propositions?

Can more than 2 things be in direct opposition?

Is ∃x(Ax -> Bx) the same as ∀x Ax -> Bx [closed]

What is the criteria for a metaphysical truths?

Are propositions considered to be mind independent or mind dependent?

What is integration in philosophy?

Is there any scientific documenation expatiating upon The Law Of Cause and Effect?

Is there a logical system that accounts for cause and effect relationship?

What is the study of systems (like logic, maths etc) called?