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“Philosophy is to be studied, not for the sake of any definite answers to its questions... but rather for the sake of the questions themselves.”
– Bertrand Russell
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The Ship of Theseus: Are We the Same Person If Every Part of Us Changes?
Take the ancient wooden ship sailing on the seas. The planks of it do eventually rot and so the sailors replace them one by one. Eventually, they replace every piece of wood. Is the ship the same ship then? And if another person gathered the old planks taken off this...
Forgetting and Forgiving: Can We Truly Forgive Without Forgetting?
Forgiveness is that kind of word that comes so effortlessly off the lips but is agonizingly difficult to perform. We forgive because it will improve us, because it will liberate us from wrath, because we should. But what forgiveness can occur if the pain of...
The Philosophy of Solitude: Is Solitude Essential for Knowing Reality?
Loneliness is generally misunderstood. We feel solitude as loneliness, as hollowness, as something to be cured by distraction. But solitude is not a lack. It is presence, the presence of oneself alone, uncluttered, unobstructed, without the mirrors society holds out...


