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I'm halfway through the article and one of the suggestions seems to be to understand why we're feeling angry at the moment. This got me thinking: philosophy an
by endorphine 3y ago
I'm halfway through the article and one of the suggestions seems to be to understand why we're feeling angry at the moment.
This got me thinking: philosophy and psychology are in part ways to understand ourselves and the world around us. Are there any ways in which more and better _understanding_ does not necessarily lead to a better, more fulfilling life? How important do you think understanding ourselves and the world around us is, for that matter?
- mistermann 3y agoI think transcendental phenomenology combined with modal logic is what gets into this, a Q&A session with ChatGPT could probably answer a lot of your questions.