COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Existentialists focus on individual freedom, choice, and responsibility. No one else to blame.

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Existentialism stresses lived experience, anxiety, and the burden of choice in a world without guaranteed meaning. It became especially influential in the 19th–20th centuries (Kierkegaard → Sartre, among others).

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Solipsism suggests only one’s mind can be known to exist. Conversation optional.The first moral dilemma was “do I share my food?” and humanity said “no.”Panpsychism posits that consciousness is a fundamental feature of matter. Awareness everywhere, potentially.Jean-Paul Sartre believed humans are condemned to be free. Responsibility without escape.Logical positivism argues that meaningful statements must be empirically verifiable. Proof demanded upfront.Socratic irony involves pretending ignorance to expose another’s ignorance. Strategic humility applied.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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