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Is infinity a concept or a word empty of meaning?

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What does Tarski mean when he says "variables do not posses any meaning by themselves"?

answered Apr 2 at 16:33

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How can a moral antirealist make moral normative claims?

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Why are pure powers of the empty set insufficient as a definition for ordinals?

answered Apr 9 at 19:11

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Will the use of AI reduce our capacity to think?

answered Apr 2 at 16:13

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Does a sentence exist if it is not written, spoken, or even thought of?

answered Apr 4 at 22:53

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Are all validities isomorphic or equivalent to valid proofs?

answered Apr 8 at 1:14

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Should truth be defined in terms of satisfiability

answered Mar 29 at 15:50

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Is there an overarching purpose for philosophy?

answered Apr 11 at 21:24

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Can the law of non-contradiction exist without the law of identity?

answered Apr 12 at 21:17

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Is the principle of uniformity of nature an abduction or an analogy?

answered Apr 16 at 19:54

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Do we need expertise to rate the chance of very low and high probability events?

answered Mar 25 at 13:57

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Can reasoning be modeled as a preference relation over sets of propositions?

answered Mar 27 at 23:32

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Is there such a thing as “science”?

answered Apr 6 at 15:53

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Non sequitur claims when deducing meaning from historical artifacts or texts (problem of presentism)

answered Apr 4 at 14:12

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Are we only justified in holding beliefs that are supported by evidence susceptible to peer review, leading to substantial intersubjective consensus?

answered Apr 1 at 19:35

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What are some cases in which we can use reason but not logic?

answered Apr 2 at 16:42

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How small can we measure space?

answered Mar 29 at 17:14

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Is sadistic joy in the unhappiness of another person ever justified?

answered Mar 29 at 19:01

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Issues with cardinality

answered Mar 30 at 2:35

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If the world had zero suffering, would this be evidence of God?

answered Mar 30 at 16:09

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Is there some sort of disconnect between the math we use and our "observed phenomena" in reality?

answered Mar 29 at 14:54

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I would like to learn about theory of supposition. Can you recommend any good books/video/etc about it?

answered Apr 29 at 17:53

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Thinkers and scientists opposed to philosophy?

answered Apr 14 at 2:40

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Are there these two notions of possibility distinct?

answered Apr 11 at 21:56

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Are quantifiers metaphysically ineluctable?

answered Apr 10 at 18:55

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Negating the verb and negating the subject 's property

answered May 7 at 17:02

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Does all the existence have a will to remain existing?

answered May 9 at 16:29

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Is design harder to rule out than the lack of it?

answered Mar 30 at 19:35

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Why is it invalid to conclude from ‘Some A is B’ and ‘One A does not differ the least bit from another’ that ‘Every A is B’?

answered Mar 30 at 16:33

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50 Answers

Is infinity a concept or a word empty of meaning?

What does Tarski mean when he says "variables do not posses any meaning by themselves"?

How can a moral antirealist make moral normative claims?

Why are pure powers of the empty set insufficient as a definition for ordinals?

Will the use of AI reduce our capacity to think?

Does a sentence exist if it is not written, spoken, or even thought of?

Are all validities isomorphic or equivalent to valid proofs?

Should truth be defined in terms of satisfiability

Is there an overarching purpose for philosophy?

Can the law of non-contradiction exist without the law of identity?

Is the principle of uniformity of nature an abduction or an analogy?

Do we need expertise to rate the chance of very low and high probability events?

Can reasoning be modeled as a preference relation over sets of propositions?

Is there such a thing as “science”?

Non sequitur claims when deducing meaning from historical artifacts or texts (problem of presentism)

Are we only justified in holding beliefs that are supported by evidence susceptible to peer review, leading to substantial intersubjective consensus?

What are some cases in which we can use reason but not logic?

How small can we measure space?

Is sadistic joy in the unhappiness of another person ever justified?

Issues with cardinality

If the world had zero suffering, would this be evidence of God?

Is there some sort of disconnect between the math we use and our "observed phenomena" in reality?

I would like to learn about theory of supposition. Can you recommend any good books/video/etc about it?

Thinkers and scientists opposed to philosophy?

Are there these two notions of possibility distinct?

Are quantifiers metaphysically ineluctable?

Negating the verb and negating the subject 's property

Does all the existence have a will to remain existing?

Is design harder to rule out than the lack of it?

Why is it invalid to conclude from ‘Some A is B’ and ‘One A does not differ the least bit from another’ that ‘Every A is B’?