Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: How can I ask him if we can talk?” plus 5 more |
- Question: How can I ask him if we can talk?
- Question: INDIA vs blacks/africans. anything in common you see or very different?
- Question: Is thinking a religion? If so, who(m) is deifiable?
- Question: When is love beautiful? And when is it ugly?
- Question: Your apocalypse philosophy? If you survive what would you do to construct a futute? Would it include a history? Technology? Religion? Why?
- Question: I've seen it said on here that philosophy is "original critical thought". That's always begged a question for me -?
| Question: How can I ask him if we can talk? Posted: 04 Sep 2015 09:42 AM PDT I have become quite close with one of my teachers discussing my existential crisis and philosophy. But this year he is no longer teaching me :( although he was in my first religious class today helping out. (my first day of school) I was wondering if I could have a philosophical debate/discussion with him for fun and educational purposes because I really enjoy it. So how will i go about asking him since i am really socially awkward and such a weirdo i hate it? how can i ask him?  |
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| Question: Is thinking a religion? If so, who(m) is deifiable? Posted: 04 Sep 2015 07:50 AM PDT No, thinking involves justification, it requires knowledge. Religion does not, it requires faith in a particular belief. We all have our heroes but it is rare for a true philosopher to require worship. In religious leaders it seems to be common. |
| Question: When is love beautiful? And when is it ugly? Posted: 04 Sep 2015 06:52 AM PDT When is love beautiful? And when is it ugly? Someone said that lo ~~~ Love is never ugly. So that you know what unconditional Love looks like; True, unconditional Love is ALWAYS recognized by It's unconditional Virtues; Compassion, Empathy, Sympathy, Gratitude, Humility, Charity (charity is never taking more than your share of anything, ever!), Honesty, Happiness, Faith... |
| Posted: 04 Sep 2015 03:36 AM PDT Build character. Nurture healthy thoughts, habits and behaviors. Quote: The Philosophy of the Apocalypse Lately in the current zeitgeist there's been a shift towards end-of-civilization movies, from the Book of Eli to the Land of the Dead. Whether the origins of this gene-pool-cleansing catastrophe may be nuclear bombs or Zombie invasion, there are few of my friends who don't think about how cool the world is going to be without speed limits on the desolate highways of bombed-out deserts, doing battle with raiders and repopulating the world with any of the nubile-bodied denizens of the wasteland one happens upon. And even outside my social circle, the country (and, likely, the world) is filled with survivalist types, those who anticipate the impending apocalypse and prepare for it. Just today I was sitting outside of a local café enjoying an iced coffee and a rare breeze when I was jarred by a man banging his table into the window. I initially assumed that he was trying to alert me to an enormous, poisonous insect I had on my neck (which actually happened once; link later), but in actuality he was merely attempting to adjust his table and, by consequence, break the storefront window. But on his table was a book alarmingly entitled WHEN ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE: Stuff You Need To Survive When Disaster Strikes. Unquote: |
| Posted: 04 Sep 2015 03:22 AM PDT I've seen it said on here that philosophy is "original critical thought". That's always begged a question for me -? Can we not, therefore, use what others have thought of before us? ~~~ Of course we can. Another example; "Cogito ergo sum" is old news, another's thoughts (if). "Cogito Ergo Sum!" This saying is exactly true, as it refers to the egoic construct of autonomous existence of a 'self', an 'I', as opposed to a 'you'/'other'. The above referenced 'I', or small 's' 'self' cannot exist in a thoughtless state, such as a Zen state where no such distinctions can be perceived. It is 'thought' that says, "I am not that!" "Thou Art That!" tat tvam asi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tat_Tvam_As... All Perspectives are unique! |
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