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1000wordphilosophy.com
Author: Charles Miceli Category: Historical Philosophy, Epistemology Word Count: 994 If you are reading this, then you are probably looking at a screen or a piece of paper. Think to yourself: "I have some paper in my hand," "I am in front of a computer" or whatever fits. Is your belief here certain? Is there |
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www.markrkelly.com
[AI summary] The blog post discusses a philosophical book that covers various topics like logic, ethics, aesthetics, epistemology, and metaphysics, with insights on key philosophers and philosophical concepts such as structuralism and arguments for the existence of God. |
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bryannelson.wordpress.com
In response to a similar list posted on a blog by Brian Leiter which I found to be disturbingly skewed from the perspective of the analytic tradition in philosophy, I have decided to make my own li... |
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amerpie.lol
1. The Fiddling A pox on people who complain that it's too tempting to fiddle with your Obsidian setup and therefore their ability to make more widgets for the man is negatively impacted. I love Obsidian because I can never stop optimizing it. If I wanted something that was set it and forget it, I'd used TextEdit and miss out on so much joy. 2. The Plugins I do not understand the weirdos who take perverse pride in ignoring the 1600+ ways to make Obsidian better. |
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