r/philosophy

: "Philosophy and Hope | The use of Philosophy lies not in being deeper than science, but in being truer than theology — not in its bearing on action, but in its bearing on religion. It does not give us guidance. It gives us hope."

: "Bonobos recognize when humans are ignorant, try to help - Study provides evidence that our relatives have a "theory of Mind.""

: "The Self isn’t one but many. | Pessoa saw identity as a performance, where we live multiple selves at once – both real and imagined. The highest form of consciousness is to embrace all these identities at the same time."

: "The self isn’t one but many. | Pessoa saw Identity as a performance, where we live multiple selves at once – both real and imagined. The highest form of consciousness is to embrace all these identities at the same time."

: "The Pattern of Existence"

: "Norm Macdonald’s Life Philosophy"

: "“The idea of a unified self is an illusion.” | Sam Harris debates Roger Penrose on the nature of Consciousness."

: "“The idea of a unified self is an illusion.” | Sam Harris Debates Roger Penrose on the nature of consciousness."

: "Science doesn’t provide a “God’s-eye view” of reality. | Why Stephen Hawking changed his mind about the observer."

: "I wonder what’s philosophers understanding of life and Death?"