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What is it called when perception of a thing is replaced by an pre-existing abstraction of that thing?

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Claims of "badness" without a moral framework?

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How does “wisdom” differ from “experience”?

answered Aug 10 at 22:03

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Is inner speech a quale?

answered Aug 11 at 13:02

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Isn't an appeal to emotions in fact necessary to validate our ethical decisions?

answered Aug 14 at 5:50

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Could Nietzsche's love of fate be utopian?

answered Aug 17 at 6:19

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Does each unique instance of Nietzsche's superman have the same virtues and values?

answered Aug 18 at 5:35

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Is there a term for the belief that if it's illegal, it's immoral?

answered Aug 18 at 13:22

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I've heard of a term for something beyond the boundaries of human thought. What does the term sound like and whether it exists at all

answered Aug 20 at 12:06

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How does Nietzsche's Übermensch actually behaves?

answered Aug 17 at 15:22

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Is there an ontological distinction between magic and the supernatural?

answered Aug 14 at 9:37

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Pascal's wager and paganism

answered Aug 15 at 5:13

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What is the "opposite" of equivocation?

answered Aug 12 at 19:46

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Is there a formal term for beliefs that are the basis for doing something on ‘autopilot’

answered Aug 11 at 5:59

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Do atheists bear the burden of proof in showing why/how the reasons presented by theists are unconvincing?

answered Aug 16 at 12:14

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Is it possible to accurately describe something without describing the rest of the universe?

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What is it called when perception of a thing is replaced by an pre-existing abstraction of that thing?

Claims of "badness" without a moral framework?

How does “wisdom” differ from “experience”?

Is inner speech a quale?

Isn't an appeal to emotions in fact necessary to validate our ethical decisions?

Could Nietzsche's love of fate be utopian?

Does each unique instance of Nietzsche's superman have the same virtues and values?

Is there a term for the belief that if it's illegal, it's immoral?

I've heard of a term for something beyond the boundaries of human thought. What does the term sound like and whether it exists at all

How does Nietzsche's Übermensch actually behaves?

Is there an ontological distinction between magic and the supernatural?

Pascal's wager and paganism

What is the "opposite" of equivocation?

Is there a formal term for beliefs that are the basis for doing something on ‘autopilot’

Do atheists bear the burden of proof in showing why/how the reasons presented by theists are unconvincing?

Is it possible to accurately describe something without describing the rest of the universe?