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1-Why there is something than nothing?
2-Is our Universe real?
3-Do we have free will?
4-Is there a God?
5-Is there life after death?
6-Can we really experience anything objectively?
7-What's The Best Moral System?
8-What Are The Numbers?

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The most important thing to think about in this age is that we are still  thinking.

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"From the son of Heaven to the most ordinary man, without exception, everyone should see self-cultivation as a ‘root‘.”
"To love learning, to be close to knowledge. Practice with this energy, to be close to spirituality.''

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The first step in self-control is to approve the rational power within your rational power of judgment. In order to maintain a calm and balanced mood, you need to develop your inner strength and celebrate this power in everything else. You must focus on what is inside your control and ignore everything else. Everything you can't control by applying your cause is ultimately out of your hands. This is destiny.

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“Being a good person is a habit of feeling good things,” says British philosopher David Hume.

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Aristotle's proposal: fate or free will?

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Aristotle's proposal: fate or free will?

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...if it was always true to say that something happened or could happen, “no” or “no” could not exist. But if nothing could not happen, it would make it impossible not to happen; and what could not happen would take place because it had to. At that time, everything that would happen would be ‘because it should’ - Aristotle (De Interpretatione)

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If we make a small analysis of the alienation of today's human being before we can understand the other day, the other person who does not understand can not identify himself. Because the person measures and distributes his position relative to the other.

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Eight philosophical questions that cannot be answered

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Eight philosophical questions that cannot be answered

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1-Why there is something than nothing?
2-Is our Universe real?
3-Do we have free will?
4-Is there a God?
5-Is there life after death?
6-Can we really experience anything objectively?
7-What's The Best Moral System?
8-What Are The Numbers?

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The first element that actually establishes the human mind is nothing but the idea of something singular that actually exists.

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Nietzsche describes nihism as a state where life is degraded, where people are kind of incompetent and going backwards. In such a case, neither the present values are functioning nor the new ones are being replaced. Everything is meaningless. The world is a boring place. Our eyes look and see, our ears hear, but not hear; there is a void.

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Confucius's philosophy the other Kant To Lacan “The Other” Concept good in evil.

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Confucius's philosophy the other Kant To Lacan “The Other” Concept good in evil.

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“I believe that other people have feelings like me, because at first, they have bodies like me, as I know them, which are the premise condition of emotions, and secondly, as I know from my experience, others exhibit behaviors and external symptoms caused by emotions.”

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Continental Philosophy Why was it considered a period of operation?

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Continental Philosophy Why was it considered a period of operation?

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The term bir continental philosophy bir is used only by Boris Johnson as well as the concept of the European Union.

We can say that analytic philosophy is an identity that the academics of the North Atlantic philosophy use to distinguish themselves from other Western philosophers.

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A Philosophical Worldview in Nature and Life

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A Philosophical Worldview in Nature and Life

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Quality of life is emphasized not only as a logical consequence of self-realization, but also as a common denominator of bioethical choice. This way of thinking will contribute to an ongoing dialogue about deep ecology and applied morality, from its renewed interests in transforming its metaphysics into a philosophical worldview of life and nature.

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We are more than physical objects on a planet where there are no value judgments. Kant raises the radical and highly innovative argument in which the autonomy of the individual is the provider of ethics.

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1. rhetoric: a verbal interaction with the word, but more unilateral affect.

2. Is the Rhetoric an  eye-painting ’method, as Plato described during the period he lived because of the sophists surrounding it? Or, as Aristotle , a student of one semester who later left his side because of some disagreements, is the partner of dialectics.

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Wittgenstein's Mind-Body Relationship and Philosophy of Language

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Wittgenstein's Mind-Body Relationship and Philosophy of Language

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In Tractatus, first of all, it deals with language as a means of representation; As a means of communicating how things turn around in the world, in order to make such a representation possible, it tries to reveal what is the right thing in the world and language in the most general terms.   The structure of realities may be more or less complex, but the theoretical limit of an analysis is atomic realities, which cannot be put forward as simpler realities in practice, and have mutually independent structures. The linguistic equivalents of these atomic realities are atomic propositions which formally link with them.
According to Wittgenstein, the attempt to assimilate a function of language in another function is the source of many of the problems of our time. When you make the language unusable by keeping it from its daily functions, you start to make a bad philosophy. Good philosophy is a therapy, for example, in the traditionally posed mind-body relationship problems, it doesn't offer a new solution, but it makes us draw attention to how the term ler mind hatırlat, like the inde mind problem, should actually be the real function of the language in the home.