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The first philosopher to write a book did it to win an argument. Literature with receipts.

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It is not known who the first philosopher to write a book was or why. Early philosophical writing in Greece, such as that of Anaximander or Heraclitus, has survived only in fragments.

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An axiom is a statement accepted without proof. Trust issues suspended temporarily.Derrida's deconstruction analyzes assumptions in texts. Meaning enters witness protection.Existentialists focus on individual freedom, choice, and responsibility. No one else to blame.Virtue ethics was invented to make “be better” sound academic.Philosophy is a precursor to many modern sciences. Curiosity came first.“Authenticity” became a philosophical topic because humans love pretending they’re not performing.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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