What philosophical questions remain after 3000 years of science and philosophy?
- The riddle of categories
- What belongs together?
- Where does anything start?
- Where does anything end?
- Can we understand without categories?
- Are categories mind constructs?
- Are categories real?
- Do categories exist?
- …
- The riddle of being
- Who are we?
- What are we?
- What is consciousness?
- What is thinking?
- What is feeling?
- Where does being come from?
- Do we exist?
- Do we have a purpose?
- …
- The riddle of knowledge
- What is knowledge?
- How do we obtain knowledge?
- Does objectivity exist?
- Can our senses be trusted?
- Can mind understand matter?
- Is this difference even there?
- …
- The riddle of morality
- What is our moral compass?
- Where does it come from?
- Is it reliable?
- Is it trustworthy?
- Is it consistent?
- Why do the compasses differ among people?
- Can our judgement be trusted?
- What must base our judgement?
- Why are some things bad?
- Are they bad?
- Should actions be punished?
- Should we judge?
- Should we foregive?
- Why do we relate all these concepts as if they belong together?
- …
- The riddle of meaning
- Does anything have meaning?
- Where does interpretation come from?
- What is interpretation?
- Does interpretation have real meaning?
- Does interpretation exist?
- Does interpretation differ from observation?
- Does interpretation differ from feeling?
- Is meaning objective?
- …
- The riddle of language
- What is language?
- How can it exist?
- Does matter exist in language?
- Does language exist by matter?
- Do they all exist in our mind?
- Is language objective?
- Has language meaning?
- …
- …and so on
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