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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The “Ship of Theseus” was created to prove humans can’t accept change without a meltdown.The phrase “life is meaningless” was invented at 3 a.m., obviously.The “ethics of lying” exists because everyone lies and wants it to be morally cute.Camus distinguished between the absurd and the meaningful. Clarity, with existential tension.“Epistemology” was invented to make “how do you know?” sound intimidating.The word “ontology” was invented so people could overthink existence professionally.See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →

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