Philosophy explained

I’m on the road this weekend—literally on the road, as in by car—so this gallery was actually posted up ahead of time a couple of days ago, during the flurry of media hype about an “int…

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Ontology refers to the study of everything that exists in the Universe. In other words, it asks the question "What kind of things exist?"

These are just rough ideas. Anybody who knows more about typing may want to chime in. Karl Marx- INTJ He is definitely Fi, rather than Fe (compare his 1844...

Picture based reference guides for anything and everything. If it seems like something someone might print, physically post, and reference then it...

04/12/15 Here I am going to be going into detail in the final understanding of my research into semiotics, I learnt about three parts of semiotics that are just as important as the other parts. The…

The hard problem of consciousness is a question of what consciousness is and why we have consciousness as opposed to being philosophical zombies. The adjective "hard" is to contrast with the "easy" consciousness problems, which seek to explain the mechani

Are these statements philosophical or religious? It would be philosophical if there were something like a syllogism or some form of logical reasoning. But there is none. Ergo, it resembles a bare religious assertion that must be believed on faith. Or in other words, are these statements supposed to questions or answers? Looks a lot more like answers that must never be questioned than questions that may never be answered.

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