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The theory of evolution, as presented in your version, has both explanatory power and its limitations. The fact is that any normal scientific theory i...

So, I'm forced to argue with you. This isn't necessary. It's just an idea that groups facts into a convenient way to structure the incoming flow. It's...

I'm pleased that my approach prompted you to elaborate, but your clarifications don't quite meet my needs. Please don't perceive me as a villain. I'm ...

Thank you for your question; I'm interested in this topic. Since this question is being asked on a philosophy forum, I'll be answering philosophically...

The examples given here are, of course, not exhaustive. However, even axioms are sometimes revised. This is an extremely rare, but possible, phenomeno...

Thank you for your comment. Do you think it's possible to provide a precise estimate of each parameter of the idea without empirical methods (psycholo...

I don't have any questions for God about good or evil. Therefore, I have no answer for you. Love is not good. Love is grace. The Christian's task, in ...

Everyone: I don’t understand why you are offering me a false dichotomy for resolution, outside the context in which I explained my position?

Sorry, but I didn't understand your question.

I'm not a UK resident and have no emotional connection to writing this post, but I do have a question for the author. Do you think it's necessary to d...

I would add that, upon closer examination, regarding the proposition of what is and is not hell or heaven. I wrote about this in one of the threads ea...

I agree with your assertion. Moreover, I'd like to point out that the question itself is already posed within the paradigm of "why did this ideology t...

Let me try to answer your central question: What explains the success of Christianity? 1. High universality for its time – Christianity's ability to e...

The norm is a point of semantic balance between extremes

This is a fantastic comment. It feels like I have no answer to what you asked, because you so accurately captured the essence of what lies beneath the...

This is truly a high-quality level of rhetorical mastery. The nomadic idea of ??"home" is tied not to the land, but to everyday life, loved ones, and ...

Considering your number of forum posts, as well as the fact that you read almost every thread on this forum, I imagine you're already more than well-e...

Any concept, be it relativism, anti-fundamentalism, or postpositivism, is a conceptual framework or analytical tool—a "lens" through which to describe...

This phenomenon concerns me. I'd like to delve into the descriptive description of the phenomenon (how it happens) rather than the prescriptive (how i...

I'd add another layer to this. If we take what I've described about ancient times as a starting point, then in that society, caring for the disabled w...

There is ample archaeological and paleopathological evidence that ancient humans, including early Homo sapiens and even Neanderthals, cared for and ca...

I understood your point. And an idea immediately arose. (In this topic, I'm voluntarily eager to be the object of research.) You seem to be trying to ...

I’d like to tell you one more interesting thing about the Russian language. A lot of people think that since Russian doesn’t have a strict, fixed word...

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I've tried to think about this, but it's incredibly difficult. I've established for myself, and found it sufficient, the following: when I speak or wr...

An interesting topic, very much in line with my research into languages. In my opinion, this is quite controversial, since the very method of predicti...

Similar to my previous response to you in another thread: I suggest you consider this not as truth or a claim to truth, but as a lens that may or may ...

Generally speaking, identifying the source of an author's problems always leads to greater understanding of the problem they're writing about. But my ...

Not at all. This post is a reflection on the external world, but I found solutions for myself long ago. And I live quite well with the understanding t...

In fact, this post was inspired by a book I recently came across, "The Man Without Qualities" by Robert Musil. The novel is set in Austria, 1913. The ...

Thank you for your comment. May I ask you what decision you made for yourself?

In this context, I had no intention of asserting what gender is. My goal was to provide an example. In fact, as I can tell from your comments, you hav...

Perhaps for some people, this problem seems academic, theoretical, and not particularly interesting. However, I'll give a striking example from our mo...

This is where I highlight the problem: claiming one or the other as true; claiming the truth of both, or claiming the futility of everything. That's t...

But even the beginning of focusing on these questions is impossible without naming the underlying problem. Isn't that so? It's great when someone can ...

A very interesting paper that succinctly complemented my reflection: It's very difficult to argue with this. Moreover, I've met philosophers who, whil...

Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. My post turned out to be a bit long, as I tried to fit a lot into it. Yes, the main point I wanted...

"What would your good do if evil didn't exist, and what would the earth look like if shadows disappeared from it? After all, shadows come from objects...

My opinion on your question will probably differ somewhat from what people expect to hear at a psychologist's office, but I'd like to share it with yo...

I don't disagree with your point of view, nor do I consider mine to be the truth. Cinema is art, and some people see it one way, others another. I did...

I'll definitely check it out. Judging by the description, it looks interesting.

Do you think we'll see a true survival show by 2035? Like deathmatches or frantic races? The participants could be death row inmates, debtors, or the ...

My understanding is different. It's neither adrenaline nor pure religion; it's both, plus ten other factors. It's a multifactorial phenomenon that can...

This probably won’t surprise you, but reading your post reminded me of a personal experience. Some time ago, while browsing job postings, I stumbled u...

I like how it's implemented here. There are topics that don't interest me and are an eyesore, but I go into them and learn something new or interestin...

There's a fine line here. Rogues are people who break the rules and thus evoke sympathy (something like Jack Sparrow). They remain within the rules th...

I wrote about this before, in another thread, but I'll repeat it here since you brought it up. Deciding how someone lives carries with it the responsi...

This is a wonderful act of self-determination, something only a truly existing, becoming subject is capable of. (I'm actually working on a related ont...

Frankly, there's no methodological precision in presenting these statistics. I was simply suddenly intrigued by the question: what if we compare the i...

I agree. I'll try to expand on my idea a bit. Shifting boundaries, rethinking boundaries—that's truly necessary. This is the very essence of the proce...