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I read it three years ago and it is one of the best philosophy books I ever read :up:

:up: :fire: Thanks

I don't like any of Spinoza's works. He is not a philosopher or thinker to trust about :rofl:

Thank you for this recommendation because I was looking exactly of something like an essay. I going to check it out and see what holds. :up:

He also translated Don Quixote to Korean. What an intellectual man!

Agreed. Ortega y Gasset is a very special thinker. I am Spanish as him and somehow I feel the same impotences in terms of culture and the decadence of...

Exactly, it is Korean but surprisingly, this book was written in Spanish because back in the day Yong-Tae Min was a philologist teacher in Madrid.

Currently reading: Los contrabandistas vascos by Pío Baroja. Plan to read: Theories of ethics by Philippa Foot. The rain lasts eleven years by Yong-Ta...

Thank you for these recommendations.:up: Interesting how Philippa Foot was so specialist in Ethics. I see her name everywhere when this topic is relat...

Thank you so much for your recommendation. I going to check out more deeply about it and try to buy it.

It is a legitimate action and argument but the main goal here, inside in this forum, is how to attract people to debate. Sometimes I don’t even have a...

Thanks for sharing. Looks so interesting. I am going to check it out :cheer:

That would be so awesome. Also I made a goal to myself try to read at least one book from a Nobel prize winner. I find it interesting :sweat:

Me neither! Because Murakami has an extent collection of books. In my case, I will give it a chance to Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgr...

:100: :up: I also like Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World and 1Q84

We even should do it. If humanity has changed through the years is due to being indifferent because of modernity. Now, it looks like no one wants to c...

Interesting fact. So, accordingly to this the machine itself is developed by someone as you said I, but later on it can be useful for humans themselve...

Interesting theories. Who or which is the subterfuge which is running our minds? Or... are we who are simulating it but we do not have awareness on it...

Agreed! This theory is so important and interesting. As you explained could come from empiricism as Locke developed. It is not only about how someone ...

Good question. I think we achieve validation when some experts or researchers in the same topic or study (for example, the “spectrum of light”, by Isa...

I think yes and this is why philosophy is so interesting. I wish these topics will never been discovered or proven because it is amazing the huge numb...

No! I like your argument and post. Nevertheless, I thought you would like some advises or tricks to use syllogisms. Sorry if I sound mean or cocky. It...

Check this website, you will see what are you missing about, I learned a lot since the last month I currently visiting it: Aristotle Syllogisms (Rules...

Thanks Tim for the properly explanation and argument :up: :100:

Could it be a problem of interpretation or vocabulary the morally bending ought? I guess your syllogism is not good here because there are only two pa...

Interesting exercise. It remembers somehow to me the theory of Newton about the spectrum of light but you developed as the colour itself and it is awe...

Probably. Because the main achievement here is harmonious something to understand it better, thus unification it. Despite they could be so contradicto...

It's never to late but they will appreciate the ones who did it early than you. we are confused

I never heard about this word neither. In this forum I learn something new everyday! It is amazing. I will check out your link. Appreciated:100:

I think we need composition argument. This is due to of how our knowledge needs to be proven with solid arguments that will end up convincing others. ...

First of all, if you let me give you a wisdom. Do not make OP so long please. Try to make it more concise because sometimes you just copy citations fr...

I found it in internet and you are right! I never thought ecstasy meant this. The Greek word which appears is ??-?????? and then means "to be or stand...

Good one :up: :100: As you even said in the OP, we are completely screwed. Probably since the WWII ended back in 1945. We are a civilization (supposed...

I was referring to your life (singular) because you previously said: I was not referring to the fat man but you as the example. I guessed you don't ca...

The survival was the main goal, yes. But only for those who were just natural and human: born, reproduce and die. They did not improve their knowledge...

:rofl: you are a wacky head with a gun that doesn’t care about the life but probably the others do and then steal your gun, kill you and the fat man, ...

Mecachis is the word I use today (well I use it a lot during my life). It doesn’t have English translation. Don’t try to find it because it leads you ...

Yes I know I going to check Wikipedia too but somehow I guess Stanford is a good university and I suppose all the content is so good in terms of quali...

Exactly! This is what I was wanting when I posted this dilemma and I guess I reached what I was looking for. There were a lot of different arguments a...

It is an African country: Equatorial Guinea. It was a colony of Spain back in the day. The bottom bubble says so because sadly this is a country compl...

Agreed but I guess typing my comment as simply mediocre is not input at all. It is just mocking or underrating my opinion without argument. I can be d...

What an interesting thread! I want to share this one: https://i.imgur.com/CWbEBEY.jpg It says: looks like the word GOOOOL is the only one we shout tog...

Good OP and interesting question. I guess the answer is not about where to begin but where to go back. Since the Italian renaissance, with Spinoza as ...

Perfect! Now, I understand your point. Very good argument :100: :up:

Exactly the same feeling. Even in terms of prices in shipping or transporting is clearly how increased since the last year. I would say like a 15-30 %...

To all the persons who are/were interested in this thread, PhD David Edmons (senior research associate at Oxford) answered to this dilemma in the foll...

So your point here is that those fields are dynamic because it could change and not change at the same time?

I think is quite contradictory, at least in physical fields, say that there is change and no change. I say this because physics (general aspect/study)...

Thanks for sharing it Bitter! I going to check it out. It looks like so interesting and the list is huge :100:

Want I meant is that in my ideal world we should have basic salaries to at least buying a house because most of the times this is the average investme...