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What is the difference between implication and causality?

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Is there such a thing as absolute proof?

answered Jan 22 at 18:18

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Does chat-gpt have an unconscious?

answered Jan 23 at 2:53

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Does suspending judgment require judgment?

answered May 18 at 18:42

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Can we prove the statement "truth exists"?

answered Jan 9 at 8:37

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"Animal is human": human is not among the five predicables

answered Jan 9 at 12:02

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How does one differentiate epistemological and ontological claims?

answered Jan 9 at 12:16

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What is the difference between cause and explanation?

answered Jan 10 at 1:11

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If something exists, does everything exist?

answered Jan 22 at 17:52

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Can you imagine the illogical?

answered May 24 at 22:57

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Is there a difference between contradictory and the opposite?

answered May 19 at 1:47

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Discussion about Graham Priest's dialetheic views on Eastern and Western philosophy

answered May 24 at 19:14

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is God good, or God is the good?

answered Jan 19 at 7:42

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Is causality perpetual?

answered Jan 19 at 19:26

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If existence is not a property, do contradictions exist?

answered Jan 9 at 12:42

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What is wrong with the following case against determinism?

answered Jan 9 at 10:52

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Negating the verb and negating the subject 's property

answered May 18 at 19:12

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Is it logically permissible to neither believe nor disbelieve a proposition X? Or does this violate the law of excluded middle?

answered May 18 at 19:37

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A question on the belief operator in Doxastic Logic

answered Jan 23 at 1:08

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What's the least amount of things that can possibly exist?

answered Jan 19 at 21:32

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If P is a property, then is (not P) a property?

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Existence, Stating/Proving in Logic

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What is the proper form of universal instantiation?

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What is the difference between implication and causality?

Is there such a thing as absolute proof?

Does chat-gpt have an unconscious?

Does suspending judgment require judgment?

Can we prove the statement "truth exists"?

"Animal is human": human is not among the five predicables

How does one differentiate epistemological and ontological claims?

What is the difference between cause and explanation?

If something exists, does everything exist?

Can you imagine the illogical?

Is there a difference between contradictory and the opposite?

Discussion about Graham Priest's dialetheic views on Eastern and Western philosophy

is God good, or God is the good?

Is causality perpetual?

If existence is not a property, do contradictions exist?

What is wrong with the following case against determinism?

Negating the verb and negating the subject 's property

Is it logically permissible to neither believe nor disbelieve a proposition X? Or does this violate the law of excluded middle?

A question on the belief operator in Doxastic Logic

What's the least amount of things that can possibly exist?

If P is a property, then is (not P) a property?

Existence, Stating/Proving in Logic

What is the proper form of universal instantiation?