In essence, if a patent contributes to efficiency in the marketplace, but is bought out by a large firm that doesn't want to see a net decrease in (th...
I'm just pointing out that it constantly goes on in what you say as antonyms in human reasoning towards objects in the world, and I think this was mos...
That's one way of putting it. It seems to me that education is more related to what I say than anticipated. I guess an example could be how associativ...
That's where psychology takes place, or at least human perception. I just don't understand why anyone apart from a Platonist would state that. It just...
Well, I'm not invoking psychological issues with the issue just yet. I'm more concerned with places of gathering like the Library of Alexandria or Nat...
What I mean by anthropomorphic understanding is to an extent the realm of intersubjective or subjective thought. The justification seemingly is in reg...
I think that I wouldn't say analytic philosophy is over; but, the linguistic turn is, and that might be somewhat confused with or associated with anal...
I'm just posting this here for further discussion about pigs. https://boston.cbslocal.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3859903/2018/12/amy-fat-pig.jpg?res...
Relations are usually causal and evident. The fact that the moon orbits the Earth is governed by the fact that the laws of physics determine it being ...
Pretty much. It's all in the OP about what I think is the proper thing to do when confronted with such issues as a non-denoting flaccid designator suc...
Some information about Pegasus refers to literary factoids about "Pegasus", no? So, if something needs to be referred to, then we can phrase it as, th...
It's rather simple as I understand it. Quantification over domains of categories isn't hard to do for mythological creatures like Pegasus. So, talking...
My point is that stating the fact that Pegasus exists already reduces the issue to stating it as a mythical issue. Hence no need for stating that it d...
Towards these immaterial beings, does the fact obtain by precising it if and only if it is described as a historical account of its (to sound like Kri...
Calling a "hole" an ontologically parasitic entity seems quite Platonist. Whatever works though. I contend that this is an epistemological issue since...
I don't know if you know Ramsey sentences well; but, he does make an important distinction between these things you mention. I got the article here: h...
The difference, as I see it, is abound with the charges of psychologism of the latter Wittgenstein, whereas in another thread I raised the point that ...
It seems to me that things aren't as bloody and hellish as say perhaps 1500 years ago in the world. I think times are at an all time low of violence a...
I was pondering over this and found a very apt description for what you describe on Wikipedia called the Hedonic Treadmill. It seems to me that for th...
I'd like to say briefly, that the recent economic situation of the world has been about economizing happiness to a great extent. With that in mind, th...
I'm not sure. I think I'm brining into focus the issue of knowledge of living longer, going to college at 40 or resuming a job at 60... These are the ...
I'm hesitant to say that living longer isn't going to automatically make you feel happy; but, rather that long term plans of living that do not incur ...
I think the issue is perplex. In some manner antinatalism doesn't need convincing, as much as living longer also doesn't need convincing, and yet as y...
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