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Starting us off strong here, sorry I sound like your English teacher. Everyone has their own definition of philosophy, even the greatest philosophers couldn’t truly agree on what exactly it is. (https://www.academia.edu/43389533/How_do_different_philosophers_define_philosophy_100_plus_books_and_80_videos_Visual_art_on_You_Tube) <- forgive the format I’m on a mobile device rn. I think that philosophy is just wanting to know more and acting on that want, philosophy does come from philosophía, meaning love of wisdom. What do think philosophy is? <- again sorry for sounding like your English teacher.
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How do you define philosophy?
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I see Philosophy as kind of a sign of respect to the world we're trying to understand. If I were the world, with all of it's complicated nooks and crannies I think I would want to be acknowledged.
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