COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Ancient Indian philosophy includes six orthodox schools and several heterodox ones. Intellectual diversity, early edition.

✓ TRUE FACT
Classical “orthodox” (āstika) schools are often counted as six (e.g., Nyāya, Vaiśeṣika, Sāṃkhya, Yoga, Mīmāṃsā, Vedānta). “Heterodox” (nāstika) traditions include major streams like Buddhism and Jainism, plus others.

More Cognitive Dissonantics facts

Some philosophers argue that time is an illusion. Deadlines disagree.Camus distinguished between the absurd and the meaningful. Clarity, with existential tension.The concept of “duty” was invented by someone who loved guilt as motivation.Rationalism was invented by someone who said “data is nice, but my brain is louder.”The “Ship of Theseus” was created to prove humans can’t accept change without a meltdown.The problem of evil challenges the coexistence of God and suffering. One of philosophy’s hardest questions.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

Explore more

📂 All Cognitive Dissonantics Facts🔍 All Facts
Ancient Indian philosophy includes six orthodox schools and several heterodox ones. Intellectual diversity, early edition. | SmartAss Facts