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Originally Posted by newtus
very insightful thank you!
when i decide what im going to write on ill tell you.
im not quite sure if its going to be on these tho.
i dont mean to exercise your mind out of the blue but these were only examples!
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Don't worry about it. I love to write about it. It warms up the brain cells. I really do love philosophy-- more than most professors. I have a romantic attachment to it. I can't live without it. Too many so called "philosophers" are just mere copies of their own professors. They aren't original thinkers. Furthermore, often times they won't give the counter argument-- which leads to propaganda. What students, and professors even, should be exercising is the free play of ideas with a sense of wonder. If you take a look at all of the philosophy professors you will notice a riot of different, competing and conflicting beliefs amongst them. Don't play into any one professor, just take each idea as if it were a tool and add it to your tool box and play with them until they start to make sense.