Knowledge

Benjamin Libet And His Consequential Experiment on Consciousness

Benjamin Libet's free-will demonstration Prologue Shockingly, many scientists question the existence of free-will. Some are convinced that we do not have free-will specifically because of Neuroscientist Benjamin Libet's pioneering work. But it isn't true. Free-will is, without a doubt, our homo sapien birthright. It is real. It...

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Is it good for philosophy to express or reveal contradictions? Why is the tendency nowadays to dismiss that which contains contradictions?

Is it good for philosophy to express or reveal contradictions? Why is the tendency nowadays to dismiss that which contains contradictions? Of course. ANSWER to Q1: Absolute Truth requires that a hypothesis meet both the necessary and sufficient conditions. The necessary condition is met when a hypothesis explains the...

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Is knowledge power?

Given incomplete truths are all we have in the world and that they are relatively better than lies, is knowledge truly power? My views about knowledge are different than others. Knowledge is power? Eh … no. I think knowledge is confidence. As you suggest, one cannot claim to know...

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What is an “epistemic bubble”?

What is an "epistemic bubble"? A community of like minded irrational people sharing a set of unchallengeable truths that they hold dear. As you know, for reason, I believe one cannot claim absolute truth. Those that do, proffering an epistemology (what is known), are irrational by definition. ...

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From a heavy political standpoint, but also in other areas, is it our social responsibility to educate our fellow human beings when they’re misinformed/misguided?

From a heavy political standpoint, but also in other areas, is it our social responsibility to educate our fellow human beings when they're misinformed/misguided? You have only one job. Keep yourself informed. Pursue the truth, and value freedom of thought. You have no social responsibility to oppress...

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