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Can a book with about a billion pages exist? Why?

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When God is on his throne, then why do people suffer like they do? Why do other people’s actions allow you to suffer and them get away with everything they get away?

asked Nov 18, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by unwoken (5.5k points)

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When the teacher teaches math at school and the student asks, "When will we use this in the real world?" Is that related to asking the parent, "In the real world, when will I use the discipline you give me by grounding me?"

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Andrew Spence (7.1k points)

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What is the ultimate knowledge in Hinduism? What are its sources?

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What are some signs of two people vibrating on the same frequency? Is there a divine purpose behind it? What is it?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Monster (6.0k points)

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If we had access to all knowledge in the universe, would we lose the essence of curiosity and the pursuit of learning?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by FUNDIMOLD (6.7k points)

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Which is more logical: God or Science? Why? What makes one better than the other if you have to choose one over the other?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by QuantumMystic (6.1k points)

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Do aliens really exist, and have they visited Earth before?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by nudger (6.0k points)

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Could a world without evil or suffering exist?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by mike pcs (4.7k points)

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Should nrjfgttfifordiirdidi burn for eternity?

asked Nov 17, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by SolarisDreamer (6.6k points)

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Which is correct, “Those who know knows” or “those who know, know”?

asked Nov 16, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by saha572757 (7.2k points)

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Who said "The truth is not in a particular place, but in many"?

asked Nov 16, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by SolarisNova (4.8k points)

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If you were to see a series of events that shattered your reality and makes you question life do you ignore them or do you acknowledge them and start answering and asking questions no matter where it all leads?

asked Nov 16, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by screwhard (5.7k points)

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What will happen to my corpse once I am dead? Make the story an engaging one.

asked Nov 15, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Cupoftea (5.7k points)

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Can another person's opinion become your reality?

asked Nov 15, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Cupoftea (5.7k points)

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What is your opinion on debating or philosophizing about things that don’t really matter very much?

asked Nov 15, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by diy.home (5.7k points)

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I’m 22 and I’ m about to be homeless. I don’t know how life is going to be in a few days. Is my life really over?

asked Nov 15, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by Amrit (5.5k points)

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Morally speaking, is Joe Biden a good person?

asked Nov 15, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by cheekypainterman (7.3k points)

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How do I escape the self-awareness paradox?

asked Nov 14, 2022 in Philosophy of Everyday Life by saicou (5.9k points)

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Why is money good for us?

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