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Why is nepotism considered immoral?

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Would people do moral things if it didn’t make them physically feel good? If not, how is morality different from any other want?

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Do I have a duty to explore alternative value systems?

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How does one make a design inference for a designer not discovered yet?

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Why is self-control good?

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How can we test whether other possible worlds exist?

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If I know something, should I feel as though I have absolute certainty as to that thing?

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When does something immoral become morally justifiable?

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Understanding the concept of "Entity"

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Are our emotions underpinned by reasons or is it the other way around?

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Should the occurrence of a theory T before data D is found affect its truth?

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Why must things in themselves remain wholly unknown?

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How to know what life is?

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Can there be a solution to these three problems?

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What is science and which human fields of study are part of it?

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What is the intrinsic difference between freedom of speech and freedom of deeds?

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As John Yossarian's advocate, how would you rebut his Catch-22 using only logic?

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Why did Turing say computers manipulate symbols?

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Why is nepotism considered immoral?

The Turing-Asimov Dilemma

How does a thought imply there is a thinker in "I think therefore I am"?

Should philosophy be thought of in terms of bets with consequences?

Is mathematical creativity the same as artistic creativity?

Why is the rule of the law so easily damaged or broken?

Why is something coming from nothing seen as less intuitive than something existing eternally?

What is one’s incentive to be moral?

Can we have a logic different from classical logic without breaking or modifying any logic rule?

If an animal is a member of a species, are its individual cells also members of the same species on their own?

Identifying a Logical Fallacy (written by Bertrand Russell?)

If one has a tendency to self doubt, how does one know if their next doubt is genuine or a false one because of this tendency?

Would people do moral things if it didn’t make them physically feel good? If not, how is morality different from any other want?

Do I have a duty to explore alternative value systems?

How does one make a design inference for a designer not discovered yet?

Why is self-control good?

Can existence be justified as ‘better’ than non-existence?

How can we test whether other possible worlds exist?

If I know something, should I feel as though I have absolute certainty as to that thing?

When does something immoral become morally justifiable?

Understanding the concept of "Entity"

Are our emotions underpinned by reasons or is it the other way around?

Should the occurrence of a theory T before data D is found affect its truth?

Why must things in themselves remain wholly unknown?

How to know what life is?

Can there be a solution to these three problems?

What is science and which human fields of study are part of it?

What is the intrinsic difference between freedom of speech and freedom of deeds?

As John Yossarian's advocate, how would you rebut his Catch-22 using only logic?

Why did Turing say computers manipulate symbols?