Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: To someone benefited from something. Example: Animals benefit from evolution. Is that an opinion or a fact? Isn't it just a perception?” plus 5 more |
- Question: To someone benefited from something. Example: Animals benefit from evolution. Is that an opinion or a fact? Isn't it just a perception?
- Question: Do some music encourage aggression and violence? Lets say Metalcore or Death Metal.?
- Question: What are the biggest dilemmas in the world? Bonus for formulating it logically: if A then B and if C then D. Either A or B, so either C or D?
- Question: Is nihilism vague to a nihilist?
- Question: Which concept do you believe in, free will or determinism? and why?
- Question: What is total determinism?
| Posted: 12 Sep 2016 09:03 AM PDT Since evolution is only a theory and not a fact the statement cannot be fact second if it were true, it would have disfavored many more animals than it benefited But If you said People benefited from National Healthcare, that would be an opinion |
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| Question: Which concept do you believe in, free will or determinism? and why? Posted: 12 Sep 2016 04:08 AM PDT Free will but those two do not span the spectrum anyway. I know myself , my own being , better and with more directness than I can know anything else. I am free. Are you aware that the process of asking a question proves that? "But man acts from judgment, because by his apprehensive power he judges that something should be avoided or sought. But because this judgment, in the case of some particular act, is not from a natural instinct, but from some act of comparison in the reason, therefore he acts from free judgment and retains the power of being inclined to various things. For reason in contingent matters may follow opposite courses, as we see in dialectic syllogisms and rhetorical arguments. Now particular operations are contingent, and therefore in such matters the judgment of reason may follow opposite courses, and is not determinate to one. And forasmuch as man is rational is it necessary that man have a free-will. |
| Question: What is total determinism? Posted: 12 Sep 2016 01:49 AM PDT Total Determinism is the "philosophic doctrine that man, like all other objects in the universe, follows fixed scientific laws, and does so without exception." Everything would be predetermined. In order to accept deterministic reality one would have to let go of the concept of right and wrong and abandon the idea there is such a thing as morality. All choice would be an illusion. |
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