Category: philosophy
Socrates spent his life emphasizing the importance of knowledge. Yet what he meant was not propositional knowledge or mere information, but the knowledge of “being good” — the knowledge …
“Leaving it to time” is an expression that means letting things follow their natural course, trusting the flow of events, allowing room for maturation, and permitting situations to shape …
The question “Is doubt good?” can be answered depending on what is meant by doubt. Doubt is generally useful because it allows us to check and verify. Thinking in …
Tractatus Logico Philosophicus Philosophical Investigations
Philosophy: Good or Bad? We previously stated that philosophy is not a single thing. A symbol used in hundreds of different meanings can be good or bad—it depends on …
Knowing and Doubt We do not know, yet we must live as if we do. We assume there is air when we breathe and ground when we step forward. …
We Are Both the Narrators and the Audience of the Tale of Knowledge, Concepts, and Language To us, knowledge resembles a tale, because we cannot understand new information without …
Since philosophy is not a specific profession or task, it is difficult to talk about a single method. In the past, this concept has served theology, and in the …
How Can We Attain the Closest Knowledge to Truth? Since understanding what a concept (knowledge) truly is proves difficult, how can we attain the most accurate information? We can …
Philosophy Happens in the Moment, as Does Its Definition The Great Unseen Problems Humanity’s greatest problem is the one it does not see as great: the understanding of concepts, …