What does a person do if an award committee gives him an award (even if he it wasn't his intention to receive an award)? Following the Kantian duty, t...
You blurred the difference between the two, instead of highlighting it. Short of saying you didn't know the significant difference, I suspect you were...
Thorongil, Not necessarily fairly self-evident. Not until I've read Moliere's statement above did I get the direction of where your question was going...
He wouldn't know he is only hallucinating? Then is he doubting or not? I just said previously, You are the one making this observation about him. What...
I was wondering why not ask, why had Stoicism been adopted as a practical philosophy and practiced in everyday life? (Stoicism was purported to be the...
The act of rewarding good behavior is not as philosophically invective as it is incendiary. The corollary narrative to that has been one that is often...
You are one describing this -- not the person you are referring to. How would he know he is hallucinating? Oh, I see. Because he would have an idea of...
Or we can say, a point where one's doubt is baseless. Doubt has to hinge on something we know. We just could not haphazardly doubt anything and everyt...
As I am, possibly, one with Bergson, I'd like art to tell me what it is out there. An artist has succeeded in his endeavor if the audience experiences...
A good observation. You must be referring to a hyper-classical school of thought. I'm not sure if they necessarily wanted to mechanize reality. Their ...
A good question to post, creativesoul. (Hah! I have lost my ability to use the quote function -- it's been a long time). Anyway, something that Banno ...
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