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Unsolved Philosophical Problems...
Belgarath
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Posted 10/28/09 - 08:46 AM:
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Well, for a philosophical problem that I have never seen solved I would have to say: What is truth? I have never seen this appropiately answered. I have seen definitions and conversations but no answer that is satisfying. And yes I realize asking this puts me in the blender.
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Posted 10/28/09 - 09:07 AM:
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Belgarath wrote:
And yes I realize asking this puts me in the blender.


Anyone up for a Belgarath Smoothie? smiling face Actually you might have a good candidate there and it's probably one of the oldest problems in philosophy.

"To alcohol. The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems." ~ Homer Simpson
Belgarath
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Posted 10/29/09 - 08:22 AM:
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Thanks for not bashing me, and you know a Belgarath Smoothie actually sounds good haha. Just for another addition to the list, and I do not have any clue if this was answered, but: What is Justice? I am currently reading The Republic and I have not seen an answer but I must say the book is brilliant.
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Posted 11/01/09 - 06:03 PM:
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Belgarath wrote:
Thanks for not bashing me, and you know a Belgarath Smoothie actually sounds good haha. Just for another addition to the list, and I do not have any clue if this was answered, but: What is Justice? I am currently reading The Republic and I have not seen an answer but I must say the book is brilliant.

I think the book is kind of overrated, some of Plato's/Socrates' ideas are kind of unreasonable. Kallipolis would be a dysfunctional place. I wish he wrote more about Justice being a good in itself rather than spend 3 books about what songs should be able to be played.

Hunger allows no choice
To the citizen or the police;
We must love one another or die.
-W.H. Auden
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