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What do scientists say about the existence of God?

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What should be done when you feel life has nothing to offer to you?

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I’m having an existential crisis over my own consciousness. I feel like all my thoughts are evolutionary features and that I’m never truly able to think for myself. What is this? I don’t know what to think anymore.

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God, the Creator, gave me a mind to think for myself, so what's wrong if I come to the conclusion that he or she does or does not exist?

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What is mankind's biggest mistake so far in his history? What is mankind's most promising achievement? If another species could see us now, what would they say about us?

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If you are currently only thinking about your life, have you ever thought that there are many people who are thinking about life on other planets.. then what is the government funding for this?

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Why is it that the USA have to plant the US flag on the moon when they could have planted something else to represent human kind to justify the saying "one small step for man, one big step for mankind"?

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If consciousness is a uniquely human phenomenon that cannot be replicated by machines, which may be able to learn, reason and make decisions but not have subjective experiences, is consciousness perhaps not like the electricity in a light bulb?

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Can people leave hell and come to heaven if they are good?

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How has wisdom been defined by Socrates (or any other philosopher)?

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What is innovation in your life?

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What is beautiful but deadly?

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Does being open-minded mean you have to agree?

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What is your favourite quote? Why?

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Is there a way to scientifically prove that all living things, including humans, are conscious beings?

asked Aug 16, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Mike McCaffrey (4.7k points)

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What are the advantages of a solar panel?

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When you have it, you waste it, and when you don't have it you suffer?

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What is the actual meaning of abla nari?

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Can we recall our past life as clearly as our present life?

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What is the best way to achieve enlightenment?

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