- When belief involves the sleep of reason, critical awakening is the antidote. That is the job of Philosophy.
- Philosophy does not ask one to “believe” in something but to “consider”.
- Philosophy is rooted in logic and reason, as well as a precise conveying of language to remove the ambiguities of semantics.
- Part of this is to uncover all presuppositions—all implicit assumptions.
- A great deal of practical reasoning is not just coherence but consistency—can this line of thought be actually implemented.
Topics
Misc
- Beliefs and General Principles- a set of personal beliefs and doctrines derived upon reflection
- Integral Theory
- Religion and Mysticism
- Stoicism
Links
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The History of Philosophy Visualized - showcases a handcrafted timeline of the history of how philosophical ideas developed — who agreed or disagreed with whom in which domain. On top of being a great visualization, this serves as the inspiration for organizing the ideas in this vault concerning Philosophy.
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Boolean Algebra - one important facet to understanding logic and arguments.