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Philosophy means 'love of wisdom' in Greek. Commitment without guarantees.

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The term comes from Greek roots: philo- (loving) and sophia (wisdom). It signals a pursuit of understanding, not just memorizing facts.

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The Veil of Maya in Indian philosophy hides true reality from perception. Illusion as a cosmic feature.Phenomena are things as experienced; noumena are things in themselves. Perception versus reality, unresolved.Philosophy began when someone asked “why” and nobody could distract them with snacks.The first philosopher to say “maybe” created uncertainty as a lifestyle.The 'Socratic method' uses questions to stimulate critical thinking. Answers earned, not given.Eastern philosophy includes Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. Wisdom, multiple traditions.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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