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Good death, in ancient Greek. Today, it has come to be associated with mercy killings.
Having more than one meaning in a particular context. Sometimes is used to mean vague.
The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
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Questions
group of people existing in ignorance at the bottom of a cave
A group of persecuted scholars hiding out in a gave
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Giving account of why something taken to be true is true. While all explanations may require descriptions, not all descriptions require or even involve explanations.
Good death, in ancient Greek. Today, it has come to be associated with mercy killings.
The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
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A modern variation on two Greek words, philein, to love and sophia, wisdom. Hence philosophy has the traditional definition of being a love of wisdom.
To systematically think about some problem. More specifically, the activity of justifying some position.
Concerning the ultimate nature of reality.
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If life could become a party, then life is worth living
Too many questions can make life not worth living
The unexamined life is not worth living
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A group of curiosity seekers getting lose in the cave of ignorance.
A group of people existing in ignorance at the bottom of a cave
A group of persecuted scholars hiding out in a gave
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Question oneself and others to discover what makes us good
Accept the status-quo since the world is never perfect
Leave society to meditate and purify oneself.
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His ideas
Knew, he didn't know.
Impiety and corrupting the youth
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An inflexibly held position that is not open to inquiry or questioning
Having more than one meaning in a particular context. Sometimes is used to mean vague.
The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
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Not knowing. Ignorance and stupidity are not treated here as synonyms
The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
The inherent value a thing possesses independent of some external or extrinsic value it might have or bring about.
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Not knowing. Ignorance and stupidity are not treated here as synonyms
Concerning the ultimate nature of reality.
A story meant to teach a moral or give insight
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False
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Fun
Disorienting, painful, frightening, gradual
An act that curious humans do quite naturally
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Extrinsic
Vocational
Intrinsic
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The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
An inflexibly held position that is not open to inquiry or questioning.
Having more than one meaning in a particular context. Sometimes is used to mean vague.
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The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
Not knowing. Ignorance and stupidity are not treated here as synonyms
The inherent value a thing possesses independent of some external or extrinsic value it might have or bring about.
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A story meant to teach a moral or give insight
A modern variation on two Greek words, philein, to love and sophia, wisdom. Hence philosophy has the traditional definition of being a love of wisdom.
To systematically think about some problem. More specifically, the activity of justifying some position.
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A group of people existing in ignorance at the bottom of a cave
Being dragged out reluctantly and forced into the light of reality
A group of persecuted scholars hiding out in a gave
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Knew, he didn't know.
Didn't know he knew, he knew
Knew, he knew
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To systematically think about some problem. More specifically, the activity of justifying some position.
A modern variation on two Greek words, philein, to love and sophia, wisdom. Hence philosophy has the traditional definition of being a love of wisdom.
Concerning the ultimate nature of reality.
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To systematically think about some problem. More specifically, the activity of justifying some position.
A story meant to teach a moral or give insight
The bringing together of conflicting views, claims, and the like to create a new view for those conflicting views. The new view being the synthesis of the old.
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True
False
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True
False
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The freedom of being able to decide for oneself by using one's own rationality
Having more than one meaning in a particular context. Sometimes is used to mean vague.
An inflexibly held position that is not open to inquiry or questioning
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Knowing
Thinking
Facts
Reasoning
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True
False
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