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At the moment Ukraine's civilians, their living houses, hospitals, martydrome houses, kindergardens, schools, and other building are being attacked. The number of killed civilians is officially 902, but according to most local ones their number is much more higher, approximately 3000. The number of ...

Remember that famous scene in the Star Wars (both of versions) when Han Solo shot first, while it didn't shot first in the remake? G. Lucas in one of interviews said that Greedo fired first. Fans got angry (who didn't?). Quite similar stories happened to Sherlock Holmes, when A. Conan-Doyle decided ...

And also an important opposite question: how to stop your own changing? As we know we're all not getting younger a day. Another thing is that each eight /twelve?/ days our body looses the last one old molecules /the organism renewing/. I guess that that 'core' element that allows our bodies to chang...

Well, I guess there might be found some differences between categories of people who identifies themselves with anything else /or with they are/. Let's say that there are those who 'feel' that they are like something; who 'see' that they are something; those who 'understand'...; those who 'acts'... ...

Being so popular the sickness risks to become not less dangerous for sanity /and in turn for societies' sake/, than the sickness itself. I guess mere and sane programs which importantly include widespread sharing not just the numbers of victims and safety methods, but also something balancing. Must ...

Aren't women hypocritical themselves? Seems they've always been. Plenty of images during the history happen out there.
Women weren't enlightened, so dummy leads to dummy behaviour.

I guess if everyone has his own world-view or any other views in general about anything, only this one is enough to see that our ethics might be selfish. However, our "self" doesn't open and it lacks some grounds, therefore it has some problems too, and to say each time "this decision...

1.) Yes, I do.
2.) No.Why should it be?
3.) Yes, we are, even without any free will.
4.) As long as the science is assumed as the expert there's no way to escape form its criteria of "the correctness".

Studying conceptual nature of the logical objects would be excellent.

I read some pages (through 120 I guess), and this books appeared to me very interesting by its style and problems. I can compare it to Raymond Smullians's books, and 'Alice in Wonderland' of Carroll. I started to read it because of Godel's problem. They gave me an advice about this book to be read ...

Does anyone read Swinburne's "The Existence of God"? What can you say about this book? Is this book worth for reading as a solved problem of God existence book? Thanks. Yes. It's a good one. He's a heavy-hitter. It helps to have some background in philosophical terms, but you can get by w...

Richard Swinburne is a male.

As for me this book is interesting to read, but as for evidences and arguments... It can be checked by someone to say something about it.

"The bottle replicates itself through time under the movements (however slow) which compose it; hence the observation of one part (through time) inevitably leads to another part as while the bottle is a median of change the bottle in x time zone is not the same in y time zone even thought this...

Reproduction as Knowledge 1) All knowledge exists through definition, with this definition being the observation of limits which in itself is knowledge. 2) This definition maintains itself through further definition with this maintanance being the reproduction of definition. 3) This reproduction of...

1) The Scientific Method cannot prove God without taking the role of God itself as the origin of all truth. 2) To observe a cycle of axioms as the means of proof as to whether God exists or not, effectively is to observe circular reason as the foundation of God in the respect it is the means throug...