COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Deontology was invented by someone who said “rules are rules” and meant it aggressively.

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The 'brain in a vat' thought experiment explores skepticism about reality. Reality checks postponed.Phenomena are things as experienced; noumena are things in themselves. Perception versus reality, unresolved.Skepticism began when someone heard a rumor and said “source?”Idealism was invented by someone who looked at the world and said “I refuse.”A dilemma presents two or more equally undesirable choices. Philosophy’s version of “pick your poison.”Rationalism was invented by someone who said “data is nice, but my brain is louder.”See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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