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Does beauty exist only in consciousness?

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Is there any way to justify calling orchestrated objective reduction "scientific" in view of this evidence? [closed]

redroid

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What’s the distinction between finiteness and hyper-finiteness? [closed]

Lorenzo Gil Badiola

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Would the word "dog" mean anything if, at some time, it was not being read or thought of?

Ashish Shukla

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answered 5 hours ago

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All of existence is a prison. The question is, what is outside of this prison? [closed]

Hudjefa

8,185

modified 8 hours ago

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Existential Reality [closed]

keshlam

9,672

modified 16 hours ago

1 vote

4 answers

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The definition of infinity is that it is something that is larger than any natural number [closed]

Hudjefa

8,185

answered 19 hours ago

3 votes

4 answers

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What does "origin of the world" vulgo "Big Bang" mean?

Egli Kastrioti

21

answered yesterday

6 votes

8 answers

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Is there an asymmetric standard applied to zero probability events?

Simon Crase

1,233

answered yesterday

0 votes

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On the Notion of an Underlying Logic [closed]

user1053721

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5 votes

1 answer

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I'm trying to define a field of interest concerning art and technology (and find a particular book)

J D

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4 votes

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Works on the relation between logic and psychiatry

Einzelganger

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5 answers

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Where did Suárez say the principle of non-contradiction does not apply to the Trinity?

Dcleve

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2 votes

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Was Peirce a Scotist more than a Thomist?

Geremia

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modified 2 days ago

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Where does Aristotle say that it's better to know a little bit of higher things than much of lower things?

Geremia

9,250

modified 2 days ago

2 votes

2 answers

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Free will from emergentism?

mudskipper

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modified 2 days ago

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Why is there little interest in looking at metaphysical things mechanically? [closed]

Ashish Shukla

1,654

modified Nov 28 at 1:37

6 votes

2 answers

783 views

What exactly is Kripkenstein?

mudskipper

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modified Nov 28 at 0:03

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2 answers

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Are we internal or external experiencers? [closed]

mudskipper

14.3k

modified Nov 27 at 23:11

3 votes

11 answers

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Are there any general expectations for the outputs of a deterministic process?

philipxy

150

modified Nov 27 at 19:46

1 vote

5 answers

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Liar's Paradox and Truth

mudskipper

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modified Nov 27 at 19:30

2 votes

1 answer

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Does Russell’s notion of typical ambiguity involve equivocation?

mudskipper

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modified Nov 27 at 15:55

7 votes

2 answers

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Is Riemann's involving in Bergson's philosophy just "fashionable nonsense"?

Professor Sushing

31.1k

answered Nov 27 at 15:53

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4 answers

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Two dogmas of empiricism - logical vs analytic truths... is there really a distinction?

polcott

521

modified Nov 27 at 14:22

7 votes

14 answers

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Can something that is not imaginable exist?

AnoE

4,535

modified Nov 27 at 9:09

4 votes

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On Buridan's Formula

Mauro ALLEGRANZA

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modified Nov 27 at 7:30

-1 votes

4 answers

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A proof that 1+1≠2? [closed]

Mary

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modified Nov 27 at 2:54

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5 answers

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Is self deception the only way to get out of internal contradictions if the contradictions are unsolvable? what are some other methods one can use [closed]

Ted Wrigley

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modified Nov 26 at 23:13

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2 answers

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Can Buridan’s formula be rewritten to the following using the standard translation of modal logic?

mudskipper

14.3k

modified Nov 26 at 22:39

2 votes

6 answers

288 views

Help with understanding Deleuze's argument on "difference first, identity second"

CommunityBot

1

modified Nov 26 at 20:04

4 votes

3 answers

159 views

What is the relationship between binary oppositions and the system of signs in structuralism?

J D

45.2k

answered Nov 26 at 16:42

4 votes

2 answers

245 views

What are some of the most famous works of philosophers with severe mental issues?

Dennis Kozevnikoff

3,841

modified Nov 26 at 12:35

0 votes

0 answers

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Can you generalize Russell’s Theory of Types into a Non-Standard Theory of Types using the Transfer Principle? [closed]

Lorenzo Gil Badiola

2,285

asked Nov 26 at 11:52

1 vote

4 answers

245 views

Is it possible to use a definition of 'living' which includes panpsychism?

Professor Sushing

31.1k

answered Nov 26 at 10:43

9 votes

5 answers

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What are the criteria for "bad faith" questions?

TimothyAWiseman

1,014

modified Nov 26 at 2:43

10 votes

3 answers

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What was the main point of disagreement between Bergson and Einstein?

sand1

4,113

answered Nov 25 at 21:24

2 votes

1 answer

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Integration of Heidegger into analytic philosophy of Mind

mudskipper

14.3k

answered Nov 25 at 19:04

7 votes

7 answers

963 views

Do all non-physicalist theories of consciousness face the interaction problem?

Dcleve

22.1k

modified Nov 25 at 16:12

1 vote

4 answers

558 views

Are the concepts of reductionism and first principles the same?

Mohit

2,208

modified Nov 25 at 14:34

1 vote

2 answers

123 views

Can biology be aprioristic?

sdenham

205

modified Nov 25 at 14:31

2 votes

2 answers

246 views

Could false intuitions for design stem from focusing on the wants rather than the existence and capabilities of a designer?

village idiot

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modified Nov 25 at 14:26

4 votes

2 answers

197 views

How do Thomists understand the efficient and final causes in planetary motion under Newtonian physics?

CommunityBot

1

modified Nov 25 at 0:08

0 votes

6 answers

498 views

Is time an event? [closed]

mudskipper

14.3k

modified Nov 24 at 21:50

1 vote

1 answer

57 views

Are Jaskowski's non-adjunction and Hegel's "hyper-adjunction"(?) clearer if expressed in terms of a unary truth operator?

CommunityBot

1

modified Nov 24 at 18:04

1 vote

1 answer

82 views

Are properties and sets of the same type in Russell’s theory of types?

Mauro ALLEGRANZA

52k

modified Nov 24 at 14:26

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