Are moral rules absolute—or do they bend with circumstance? W. D. Ross’s intuitionism challenges both rigid ethics and moral relativism. Is he the philosopher we need today? AI-generated content.

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Democracy’s darkest critic? Carl Schmitt believed that all politics is about power and enemies. Was he a warning—or a blueprint for authoritarianism? AI-generated content.

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How does the mind experience time? Are we truly present, or just lagging behind reality? Philosophy and neuroscience collide in this fascinating exploration of temporal consciousness. AI-generated content.

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Before neuroscience, how did philosophers explain consciousness? Seventeenth-century thinkers wrestled with the mind-body problem in ways that still haunt us today. AI-generated content.

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Is mental illness a disease or a social construct? The philosophy of psychiatry forces us to rethink the very nature of the mind. AI-generated content.

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Forget idealism—power rules the world. Political Realism argues that might makes right. But does that mean ethics have no place in global politics? AI-generated content.

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Is everything in nature an adaptation? Or is evolution way more chaotic than we think? The debate over adaptationism could shake the foundations of how we understand life itself. AI-generated content.

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Do emotions help or hinder wisdom? Classical Indian philosophers debated whether emotions guide us—or deceive us. Their insights may change how you see your own feelings.AI-generated content.

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What if logic itself proved reality? Transcendental arguments attempt the impossible—establishing absolute truths. But can they really hold up? AI-generated content.

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Was the Buddha just a spiritual teacher—or a radical philosopher? His core ideas on suffering, impermanence, and selfhood challenge everything we think we know about existence. AI-generated content.

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