Applied Philosophy
So what does philosophy mean to you? Is it a habit, exercise or entertainment? Are you seeking knowledge for its own sake or are you trying to improve your own lives and that of others, maybe by providing greater insight into certain problems individuals and groups face.
So where is the proof?
In this post you can provide a short list of the 20 most important instructions you would give people based on your understanding of reality.
So where is the proof?
In this post you can provide a short list of the 20 most important instructions you would give people based on your understanding of reality.
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Freethought (i.e.metacognitive hygiene / fitness).
A habit (for a few decades now).
I seek to understand what I already know and (reminders) that I do not / cannot know rather than merely acquiring more knowledge. This improves agency (e.g. living my life) by reducing misery (i.e. frustrations of maladaptive judgments / conduct reinforced by fundamental misunderstandings).
"Proof" pertains to mathematics or logic, not to philosophical practice. That's like asking "where is the proof" of dancing (or contemplation) ...