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Does the universe include everything, or merely everything that exists?

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Jo Wehler

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How do we know that the mind is not a physical entity?

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Is naturalism the null hypothesis?

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Is evolution anti-entropic?

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Is philosophy science or humanities?

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Jo Wehler

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Is evolution anti-entropic?

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Mary

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Does predicate logic have truth tables?

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Any philosophical works that explicitly address the heat death of the Universe and its philosophical implications?

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armand

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Are all facts worth knowing?

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stoicfury

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Does physical reality exist without an observer?

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Marco Ocram

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Is infinity a number?

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Is infinity a number?

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Is infinity a number?

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Alexis

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If someone clearly believes that he has witnessed something extraordinary very clearly, why is it more reasonable to believe that they hallucinated?

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NotThatGuy

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Are there different types of randomness?

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Annika

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Is infinity a number?

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Just Some Old Man

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What does Schopenhauer mean by 'A man can do what he wants, but not want what he wants'?

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Evil God Challenge: What if an evil god is just trolling humanity and that explains why there's good in the world?

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Peter - Reinstate Monica

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Evil God Challenge: What if an evil god is just trolling humanity and that explains why there's good in the world?

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Groovy

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How well does the following argument work as a counter towards unfalsifiable supernatural claims?

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tkruse

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Can God transcend human logic and reasoning?

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Marco Ocram

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Can God transcend human logic and reasoning?

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Is there a category even more general than "thing"?

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Bumble

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What principle protects the objective nature of the prior and the conclusion in Bayes’s theorem?

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What principle protects the objective nature of the prior and the conclusion in Bayes’s theorem?

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Marco Ocram

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What principle protects the objective nature of the prior and the conclusion in Bayes’s theorem?

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TKoL

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If we encounter what appears to be an advanced extraterrestrial technological device, would the claim that it was designed be falsifiable?

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causative

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Why is the Newcomb problem confusing?

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Why is "Colourless green ideas sleep furiously" considered meaningless?

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Ted Wrigley

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Is it defensible to claim that religion is a personal relationship with God and therefore contains no claims?

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Is it a "shifting of the burden of proof" if I show evidence in favor of a position, and ask the audience to debate that evidence if they disagree?

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causative

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The implication if we discovered that natural abiogenesis is statistically nearly impossible

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NotThatGuy

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What is the Difference Between Human Rights and Natural Rights?

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virmaior

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Is parapsychology a science?

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Dcleve

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Is desire closed under logical equivalence?

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The Thought Detective

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Is parapsychology a science?

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Ted Wrigley

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Is parapsychology a science?

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Who was the first philosopher to describe what we now call artificial intelligence?

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Mutoh

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Who was the first philosopher to describe what we now call artificial intelligence?

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What do humans do uniquely, that computers apparently will not be able to?

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What do humans do uniquely, that computers apparently will not be able to?

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Dikran Marsupial

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What do humans do uniquely, that computers apparently will not be able to?

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Just Some Old Man

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Is it rational for heterosexuals to be proud that they were born heterosexual?

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Is it rational for heterosexuals to be proud that they were born heterosexual?

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What do humans do uniquely, that computers apparently will not be able to?

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Is it rational for heterosexuals to be proud that they were born heterosexual?

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Jack Aidley

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How might a physicist define 'mind' using concepts of physics?

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Eric Smith

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Is it rational for heterosexuals to be proud that they were born heterosexual?

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Can LLMs have intention?

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Can LLMs have intention?

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tkruse

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Is the axiom of infinity truly an axiom?

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Jo Wehler

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Besides state punishment, are there any other reasons why one should not do crimes?

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AnoE

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Physical reality of physics properties

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NotThatGuy

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Obvious wrongness of Aristotle

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Ritesh Singh

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Obvious wrongness of Aristotle

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Ioannis Paizis

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Is there a paradox in the proof of Godel's incompleteness theorem?

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Is there a paradox in the proof of Godel's incompleteness theorem?

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Corbin

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Obvious wrongness of Aristotle

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causative

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Why is Russell so critical of Aristotle?

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Urs Schreiber

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Is the pi constant the proof of the Demiurge's existence?

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