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Can a decision be something other than voluntary or involuntary?

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Top-down vs bottom-up approaches in science?

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What is the difference between concepts of number and natural number?

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If-then statements meaning in everyday vs mathematics

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Is it fair of me to despise a people who cannot save themselves?

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Is the subjective nature of similarity a weak point of analogical/inductive reasoning?

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Is it reasonable to believe that others have sentient minds?

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Is it valid to consider previous trials when deciding whether a rare event occurred by chance?

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What is the 'meaning' of an unassigned formula with free variables?

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Is a "fair coin toss" a logical contradiction?

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Questions about nothingness, existentialism, death

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What exactly are the reasons for "the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom?"

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Applying logic to the question of whether all of existence is infinite or not

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How does one explain (apparent) nonexistence?

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What does it mean to exist and not exist? Is it possible to be both and/or neither?

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Is it possible to show that something does not exist?

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Nothingness cannot be. Does that imply something must be?

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Is corruption always morally wrong?

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Is an event that is predicted less likely to come about by chance?

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Do ideas bring about "power"?

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Why does science carry so much weight in philosophy when it is highly fallacious?

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If we can't fully know a designer/supernatural being's intentions, how can we ever have enough evidence to suggest His/Her existence?

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Philosophical framework for avoiding short-term strategies

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What is the meat paradox?

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What obligations, if any, still exist after all obligations of a contract are carried out?

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Is the tyrannicide perpetrated by William Tell morally legitimate?

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Marxism - primary contradiction of capitalism

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«Something that leads to a contradiction can not be true», is this principle always true?

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How does this theory about infinity compare with known results in "infinity theory"?

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Can a decision be something other than voluntary or involuntary?

Top-down vs bottom-up approaches in science?

What is the difference between concepts of number and natural number?

If-then statements meaning in everyday vs mathematics

Is it fair of me to despise a people who cannot save themselves?

Is the subjective nature of similarity a weak point of analogical/inductive reasoning?

Is it reasonable to believe that others have sentient minds?

Is it valid to consider previous trials when deciding whether a rare event occurred by chance?

What is the 'meaning' of an unassigned formula with free variables?

Is a "fair coin toss" a logical contradiction?

Questions about nothingness, existentialism, death

What exactly are the reasons for "the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom?"

Applying logic to the question of whether all of existence is infinite or not

How does one explain (apparent) nonexistence?

What does it mean to exist and not exist? Is it possible to be both and/or neither?

Is it possible to show that something does not exist?

Nothingness cannot be. Does that imply something must be?

Is corruption always morally wrong?

Is an event that is predicted less likely to come about by chance?

Do ideas bring about "power"?

Why does science carry so much weight in philosophy when it is highly fallacious?

If we can't fully know a designer/supernatural being's intentions, how can we ever have enough evidence to suggest His/Her existence?

Philosophical framework for avoiding short-term strategies

What is the meat paradox?

What obligations, if any, still exist after all obligations of a contract are carried out?

Is the tyrannicide perpetrated by William Tell morally legitimate?

Marxism - primary contradiction of capitalism

«Something that leads to a contradiction can not be true», is this principle always true?

How does this theory about infinity compare with known results in "infinity theory"?