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Isn't the whole point of Philosophy that there are no firm answers? Otherwise it would become science, maths, history etc). So you can argue in circles or jus
by LatteLazy 4y ago
Isn't the whole point of Philosophy that there are no firm answers? Otherwise it would become science, maths, history etc).
So you can argue in circles or just move on.
(The obvious exception being Stoicism which is quite well provable and really more of an approach to life than a philosophy)