Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: Why is Donald Trump so philosophical about our children does he really care?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Why is Donald Trump so philosophical about our children does he really care?
- Question: How do you tell if a person is intelligent?
- Question: Do you agree with this quote?
- Question: If not your reputation(what people think of you) then what truly matter in life.?
- Question: If humans were no longer, and human consciousness is no longer, does the "universe" we know of continue to unfold?
- Question: Im inlove with my philosophy professor and i don t know how to get rid of this feeling. i know i wont stand a chance..?
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| Question: How do you tell if a person is intelligent? Posted: 24 Dec 2015 05:19 AM PST Find out their experiences and ask questions or create a Problem and see how they Solve it I am Very Intelligent because I don't argue with Fools or Discuss Politics or religion with friends |
| Question: Do you agree with this quote? Posted: 24 Dec 2015 04:16 AM PST No. People have varying levels of intelligence, and intelligence is relative. How stupid is stupid? How intelligent is intelligent? Depending on your standards, maybe almost everyone on earth is stupid, and maybe almost everyone is intelligent. I don't think you can judge someone's intelligence based on a few incorrect opinions. At best you can say they are ignorant. But if they are consistently wrong on virtually everything, it is likely their ignorance is at least partly caused by stupidity. Regardless, it's pointless to discuss who is intelligent and who is stupid. To think of people as stupid or intelligent is a way of lazy, biased thinking, so you don't have to analyse their arguments. |
| Question: If not your reputation(what people think of you) then what truly matter in life.? Posted: 24 Dec 2015 01:46 AM PST With a life with little objective truths, the majority of our existence is perceptive and reality almost bends to our biases and beliefs. I'm only as smart as what people believe me to be. I'm only as successful as the world allows me to be. Shouldn't I be worried what people think of me? I suffer from depression and anxiety. I find that it's easier to avoid social situations. I'm very good at missing social cues. Even now, I'm seemingly looking for an excuse to maintain and justify my social awkwardness. According to Ayn Rand's protagonist (Howard Roark) in The Fountain Head, a man's work matters more than his reputation or image. Unfortunately, The Fountain Head is hardly realistic but I agree with the sentiment. Although, I find that what people think of me will interfere with my work. I want to improve on so many things but I think my social skills will get in the way or limit me. I'm 26 now and I don't want to be a father because I think I'm just too socially awkward to be an effective one. Human beings are social creatures so where does the idea of social non participation come from? Why do people say you shouldn't care what other people think of you? Isn't that a key trait of a sociopath. So I say, the right people will accept you. You should work on proving yourself to not everyone but the right people. Sometimes you have to choose between being liked by people you look up to or the average person on the street.. It sucks when neither of them do. |
| Posted: 23 Dec 2015 09:47 PM PST The universe has an unbelievable amount of inertia of many different sorts. It is as likely to to stop unfolding as you are to be able to stop a truck. We shouldn't over estimate our importance in the scheme of things. In universal terms we are less important than one cell is in our own body. |
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