I do my best thinking when lying in bed and not required
Well, that's if you want to call it "best."
Humanities classes present me with "worldview questions". But, I think I'd like to add my own, one which I think greatly impacts the answers to the rest.
This mysterious question is: "What do I want?" It's a question that everyone must struggle with, from its most practical to its most metaphysical senses.
What do I want out of life? What do I want to create/destroy/cherish/leave behind/believe?
Doesn't this sum up a lot of human experience and greatly influence one's answers as to what is reality, what's the problem with reality, and what's the solution the problem? I think so.
I dunno, maybe it's too broad of a question for seriously philosophical thought.
Humanities classes present me with "worldview questions". But, I think I'd like to add my own, one which I think greatly impacts the answers to the rest.
This mysterious question is: "What do I want?" It's a question that everyone must struggle with, from its most practical to its most metaphysical senses.
What do I want out of life? What do I want to create/destroy/cherish/leave behind/believe?
Doesn't this sum up a lot of human experience and greatly influence one's answers as to what is reality, what's the problem with reality, and what's the solution the problem? I think so.
I dunno, maybe it's too broad of a question for seriously philosophical thought.