COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS

The 'Socratic method' uses questions to stimulate critical thinking. Answers earned, not given.

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It’s a structured questioning approach that exposes assumptions, contradictions, and unclear definitions. In modern settings, it’s used in law schools, coaching, and philosophy seminars.

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Epictetus, a Stoic philosopher, was born a slave. Perspective forged under pressure.The best philosophers asked questions; the worst ones answered them on podcasts.The concept of 'tabula rasa' suggests we are born with a blank mind. Life writes the first draft.Kant argued that space and time are forms of intuition. Reality filtered through the mind.Metaphysics exists because physics wasn’t confusing enough for some people.Gandhi studied Hindu philosophy and incorporated nonviolence into politics. Ideas turned into action.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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