COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

Pragmatism evaluates truth based on practical consequences. If it works, it counts.

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Pragmatists argue ideas should be judged by how well they work in lived practice. In this view, “truth” is connected to successful inquiry and problem-solving, not just abstract correspondence.

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The idea of “justice” was invented after someone stole someone else’s sandals.Karma in Eastern thought links actions with consequences. Cause and effect, ethically framed.Absurdism confronts conflict between meaning-seeking and a silent universe. Existential awkwardness acknowledged.Wittgenstein said, 'The limits of my language mean the limits of my world.' Vocabulary shapes reality.The “one true self” was invented to sell books and confuse teenagers.David Hume argued that we cannot know causation—only observe patterns. Skepticism, politely devastating.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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