COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

The “meaning of suffering” was invented because humans hate pointless pain and will intellectualize anything.

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The meaning of suffering is a longstanding question in philosophy and religion, addressed by traditions such as Stoicism, Buddhism, and existentialism. It was not invented on a single occasion.

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Socratic irony involves pretending ignorance to expose another’s ignorance. Strategic humility applied.Bertrand Russell helped develop modern logic and analytic philosophy. Overthinking, but elegantly.Idealism was invented by someone who looked at the world and said “I refuse.”Determinism suggests all events are caused by prior ones. Free will nervously sweating.The “problem of evil” was invented the first time someone stubbed a toe and questioned the universe.The phrase “know thyself” was invented because humans are the only species that lies to itself daily.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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