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Life of a Philosopher Philosophy Essay
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Indeed, lovers of gain may enjoy accumulating money, but one can hardly become a person with a good reputation. In addition to that, such an individual never devote oneself to learning wisdom. On the other hand, lovers of honor will most certainly reject the need to accumulate money in favor of gaining a good reputation; moreover, difficult philosophical concepts will be of no use for him.
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Ethics in Theory and in Practice Philosophy Essay
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When one is under the influence of alcohol, he is disinhibited from doing the right things. One’s moral code is lowered under the influence of drugs; it becomes difficult to figure out the right things and values. In some instances and when addiction sets in, it becomes so difficult that one can’t do anything without the use of drugs or alcohol.
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Dynamics Of Crime And Delinquency Philosophy Research Paper
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Bullying has captured the attention of most teachers in schools because of the adverse effects it has on the victims and their parents. Teachers are under much pressure to find ways of eliminating bullying in schools. Some schools have established rules and regulations aiming at curbing the crime in schools.
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The Problem of Evil Philosophy Essay
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With a quick look at the background of the problem of evil, one finds orthodox theism blurring the logical and evidential clarity of the situation. Most orthodox beliefs around the existence and supremacy of God declare that God is omnipresent, perfectly free, worthy of worship, and an eternal entity. It is, indeed, believable that such a supreme power of good exists.
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Beyond Good and Evil Philosophy Personal Statement
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The author states that his friend’s life seems so hyped because of the things he always talks about when we are together. He offers his advice and it is hard to take them because they have clearly not worked for him so far. He always looks shabby despite being dressed in some of the best designer clothes. 
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Gallaghers and Zahavis Discussion in The Phenomenological Mind of Time Philosophy Book Report/Review
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Therefore, a question is raised regarding the consciousness of the temporal process and whether, it is temporally measurable and extended in objective time (Gallagher and Zahavi, 2012: p91). Phenomenologists, it is argued, are not sold on the use of objective clock time in understanding the time experienced by the human mind.
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Critique of Horkheimer and Adornos Critical Theory Philosophy Essay
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The problem of freedom that is brought forth in the Dialectic of Enlightenment regards the point of intellectual argument it presents rather a solution-based reading of enlightenment reason as well as its political capabilities and outcomes. Enlightenment coupled with the idea of the Western take of modern rationalization has been often considered as synonymous.
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The Relationship between Science and Ethics Philosophy Essay
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Moreover, at the present moment the Internet has become one of the most effective platforms for communication; so, not only ordinary people but terroristic groups as well use it to coordinate their actions. As a result, the government is able to prevent terroristic acts by infiltrating such groups which will have an actual result.
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Lipsius Neo-Stoicism as a Combination of Stoic and Christian Ideas Philosophy Essay
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Only the reason can give rise to patience, which in turn will lead to constancy. “Cultivating reason is thus the way in which one can reach the goal of constancy" (Sellars n.d). Man's task is to learn to have the psychological state free from various emotions. Emotions lead to inner imbalances and calm.
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Brian Davis the Reality of God and the Problem of Evil Philosophy Book Report/Review
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The absence of a frame of reference under morality, with god as a subject is a supporter of the argument of God not is morally good. As indicated in the case of Davies, some of the actions that were taken by god are not a moral-worthy approach, yet it seemed just and effective in establishing God as the superior authority.  
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What Is the Very Simple Principle that Mill Sets out to Defend in On Liberty Philosophy Coursework
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The author’s ‘one very simple principle’ is key to “On Liberty.” The idea is both a provocative idea as well as a thought-provoking one. The re-evaluation of Mill’s principle, however, will run parallel to that of On Liberty with respect to the broader perspective of political philosophy and Mill’s thought.
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What Is a Rich Egalitarian according to Cohen Philosophy Coursework
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In this regard, when the egalitarians are giving their money to help the poor and underprivileged people in the community, their focus is often on quality and not how the money will be helpful to one child suffering from various challenges of life. In this case, the discount effect from these actions is often seen as being negligible.   
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Marx's Theory of Alienation Philosophy Essay
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Marx demonstrated that not only that some of the human actions in the past shaped the contemporary world but also their deeds could shape a future world free from the incongruity of capitalism. Marx came up with a materialistic theory illustrating how the society they resided in but more so how human beings could act in order to transform the society molded human beings.
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Spinozas Conception of the Correct Relationship between Religion and Politics Philosophy Essay
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In the untimely years of the seventeenth century, the range of ministerial leadership became one of the major subjects and facilitated in the division of both the Remonstrant and counter-Remonstrant. With the Remonstrant side, Pastor Johannes suggested that saintly law offered Christians commandment powers against church and nations.
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Humes Arguments Relating to the Lack of Wickedness in Suicide Philosophy Essay
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Hume concludes that suicide does not contravene any of those three categories, and the paper determines whether or not Hume’s argument above has cogency or not. This paper posits the thesis that there are some valid objections that can be made with regard to the overall logic and universal applicability of some of the arguments of Hume relating to suicide and its acceptability. 
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Theories of Knowledge Philosophy Assignment
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The author states that learning occurs through observing what others do, this has been firmly supported by Bandura’s learning theory. It has been observed over numerous decades that children learned from their parents through passive learning. Many research studies point out to this affirmation, observation creates a trigger of mind.
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Mill, Kant, Waldron Philosophy Analysis Philosophy Assignment
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The reason why Thomson argues that the right to privacy consists of certain rights of ownership relies on the idea that the object that a person is entitled to have the absolute ownership of is one’s private life. Thomson is right about it. That is why it is permissible for a person to waive one’s right to privacy in a given context.
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In What Ways Is It Evident That Paine and Publius Were Influenced by Montesquieu and Locke Philosophy Essay
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American politics have undergone various revolutions with each phase of change implementing democratic elements. It has had a lot of critics, especially from activists and scholars. It is in this breadth that some writers in the 18th century took into action their views of the then American politics.  
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The Meaning of Your Life Philosophy Essay
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A critical look at these two articles shows that the meaning of life lies in exploiting one’s talents or aptitudes for the good of oneself and others; the meaning of human life lies in exploiting one’s talents for the good of humanity.
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Objectivism vs Relativism in Aesthetic Evaluation Philosophy Term Paper
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There is a need for hierarchical, rather than egalitarian conception on aesthetic notions. This would allow mankind to make an aesthetic and nonaesthetic distinction in a useful way and provide answers to art critics. This paper suggests that aesthetics judgments are not possible, though the aesthetic is an aspect that can be defended in art philosophy. 
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The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir Philosophy Book Report/Review
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The paper analyzes the concept of freedom according to Simone and relates it to the definitions of freedom according to great authors like Fyodor, Dostoevsky, Jean-Paul Sartre, Kierkegaard, and Heidegger. The paper makes the conclusion that the authors named above have similar concepts when it comes to freedom.
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Influence of Daoism in Modern Life in China Philosophy Case Study
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The concept of the Yin and Yang serve to nurture and develop a love for nature as well as the harmonizing factor in their lives. The concept of eating the right foods during the different stages of one's lives and breathing in the right manner helps to keep their bodies and minds in a well-balanced condition.
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Nietzsche and The Meaningful Life Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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The discussion in this paper will focus on existentialism. It will focus on the thinking of Nietzsche, Sartre and Camus, and what they think constitute a meaningful life. Nietzsche holds that the death of God results in the creation of higher values affirming human life and also points towards the experience of the de-centre pluralistic world.
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The Nichomachean Ethics by Aristotle Philosophy Essay
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He insists that humans learn the virtue of molarity through a habit or practicing something for a period of time.  His definition of virtue includes having a socially accepted attitude towards the feelings of pleasure and pain. The view of Aristotle displays a patient and descriptive approach towards the ethical issue of moral virtue.
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Does the Reality of War Not Prove That the Kantian Idea of Perpetual Peace Is Idealistic Philosophy Essay
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The concept of perpetual peace has been adopted in various modern forms that include politics, conflict and peace resolution initiatives. According to the philosopher, there is always a period in which a nation enjoys the relative benefits of a peaceful co-existence. Peace promotes the development of various sectors of the economy.
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Response to Platos Symposium Philosophy Essay
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It is eventually the romantic relationships that happen to have the innate magic and substance, which make the otherwise prosaic human existence, so bearable and poetic. In a more generalized sense, romance is the very essence of this universe, and nature manages to procreate and sustain itself only through the power and sway of this mysterious thing called romance.
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How Virtue Ethics Provides for the Evaluation of an Ethical Issue Philosophy Case Study
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Virtue Ethics is an important ethical approach for ensuring concrete decision-making under difficult situations, owing to the fact that it provides for consistency of making the right decisions at all times. The consistency of moral decision making is created by Virtue Ethics, through preparing the inner state.
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The Whole Idea of Existence Philosophy Essay
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Whereas such an abstract and difficult to understand term has been so elusive to scholars, the common person has an unprecedented challenge in understanding the notion of ‘existence.’ Jean-Paul Sartre is arguably one of the philosophers who made a significant milestone in discovering and explaining the idea of existence.
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Freedom of Expression Philosophy Coursework
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According to the ICCPR, article 19 explains that all people in the country have the freedom to hold and make their opinions and ideas without causing interference and harm to other people. In this case, freedom includes the right to seek, receipt, and impartation of ideas and information of various types according to the desired function and purpose of that information (Post 2003, 67).
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Using Naturalism in Solving Philosophical Ethics Issues Philosophy Case Study
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It's pointed out that in virtue of which right actions are good and in virtue of which wrong actions are bad. In the past few centuries, the question of great concern to many ethical theorists has been whether there exists a scientific foundation for the principles underlying a correct moral theory.
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Liberal and Marxist Perspectives on International Politics Philosophy Assignment
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The author states that the Marxist view rejects liberal view on state cooperation and focuses mainly on the economic aspect where it uses the mainly materialistic interpretation of historical development in its beliefs. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels inspired it in the 19th century and ever since it has inspired several political ideologies.
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The Philosophical Importance of the Worldview Philosophy Case Study
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A worldview can also be seen as a framework of ideas and other beliefs that help to form a global description in which human beings and the culture at the large watch and embraces and interacts with it. Prussian was a philologist who was the founder of the idea that the worldview and the language are inextricable.
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Being Right and Fair for Thomas Hobbes on the Natural Rights Philosophy Essay
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Thomas Hobbes is one the most popular philosopher for his ethical and social theory about the political structure of a community in the form of his book Leviathan. His work in the book Leviathan is actually based upon his social contact theory. Hobbes’s political philosophy head off from a number of premises and all of these premises are self-evident in their nature.
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An Analysis of Jasper Blystones Realm of Humans-as-Persons Philosophy Essay
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Realm of Humans-as-Persons philosophers and theologians have embraced or turned down, one way or another non-ethical and non-theological discussion about the human as ‘persons’ and its role in history and nature. The article enlightens its readers about the need to reform humanities, turning its focus more on the human as a ‘free agent’, and not as a victim of uncontrollable circumstances.
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The Confucian Notion of Heaven - Tian vs the Daoist Notion of the Way - Dao Philosophy Essay
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The way or Dao may be said to be the “truth.” Confucianism regards these truths or ways as concordant with a specific approach to politics, tradition, and life held as equally important and well looked upon as virtue and humanity. Confucians puts forward a humanistic argument by only speaking of the way of heaven.
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Analysis of Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki Philosophy Essay
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The world is less aware of the importance of mediation because human beings feel that they have no time to look into their inner minds. Zen Buddhism, especially the meditation techniques put forth by the Zen Buddhist teacher Shunryu Suzuki are noteworthy because they same help to take control of one’s mind and to be responsible for one’s deeds.
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Argumentum between Capitalists and Free Market Environmentalists Philosophy Essay
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Lester Brown, Gwynne Dyer, and J. F Rischard are renowned environmentalists whose efforts in the advocacy for environmental conservation practices constantly face parallelism to human civilization. In his book, Jean-Francois describes the current capital society as a form of global community with unprecedented opportunities.
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Strengths and Weaknesses of Benthams Utilitarianism Philosophy Essay
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Humans have social obligations as much as they have personal obligations (Birnbacher, 2003). There are several ways in which the social dimensions of humans are manifested, including the need to ensure that our actions and inactions are directed for the good of other people also. It is based on this principle that there are ethics or moral philosophies.
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Public Participation in Resource Allocation Policies Philosophy Essay
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In as much as some of these policies have been associated with positive outcomes, certain aspects of these policies have been rejected by the general public because they do not meet the real needs of the public members. The general public's participation in the formulation of resource allocation policies will be undertaken through referendums, where the public votes for or against a certain public resource allocation policy.
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Ancient and Medieval Political Theory Philosophy Essay
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Plato supports monarchy and Aristotle supports aristocratic democracy. Why do they arrive at different notions of the “best” form of government? Who has the more persuasive argument? According to both Plato and Aristotle, the best city is the justest city since such cities serve everyone justly. According to Plato, the monarchy is the best system of government.
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Problem Set: Aristotles Categories Philosophy Assignment
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An example illustrating Aristotle’s four causes, i.e. material, formal, efficient, and final causes. A good example of a process that illustrates the four Aristotelian causes is the process of refining oil/petroleum products. In refining oil, crude oil is the material cause. This is because crude oil s the material from which oil comes from. 
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Growing Thoughts and the Growing Politics Philosophy Essay
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Thought can be defined as an arrangement of ideas as a result of engaging one’s intellectual process, while politics is a work of art and science that deals with influencing the behavior of people about getting and keeping power in a leadership position. Growth of thought with political growth can be equated to the different views of scholars over a long period.
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Civil Disobedience Philosophy Essay
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In my view, civil disobedience can be morally justified and it is, indeed, morally right to disobey some laws if the laws are against the principle of the common good, and if the disobedience will lead to the granting of the hitherto denied rights to the citizens by the government. This view, however, is contrary to the deontological ethical tenet that states that we have a duty to always obey the legally instituted laws.
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De Tocqueville and Marx on Government Philosophy Essay
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19th century was a phase where democracy was beginning to take root on the continent amidst political mayhem seen in the aftermath of the French Revolution. Moreover, it is these events which shaped the thinking of both Marx and de Tocqueville in matters concerning government and its role in society. 
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Problems from Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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I studied philosophy only because its allure drew me in, but not because I had planned to study it as a career. After just taking one lesson in the course, I was captivated by the field’s breadth, depth, and scope of its topics. James argues that most people enjoy reading philosophy because it has characterized by a wide range of topics and content (100).
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Meditations of Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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The meditator reasons that if a reason presents itself as to why he is to doubt his knowledge, he will be ready to look for more solid foundations for the knowledge he holds. However, he realizes that if he decides to doubt the foundations of all the knowledge he holds, then that will mean doubting all the knowledge in him.
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Husserl and Heidegger Philosophy Philosophy Assignment
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On the other hand, Martin Heidegger (also a German philosopher) was arguably a seminal thinker and theorist in the Continental tradition. He held a widely debated and controversial relationship with Nazism in Germany. Heidegger was among the few German philosophers who adopted phenomenology, broadened, and even extended it.
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Aristotles Theory of Friendship Philosophy Article
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The paper argues for the notion that Friendship of Virtue is the only type of association that is founded on the principle of mutual love and respect and which tends to last long because of its getting established on selflessness and sacrifice. This argument is based on Aristotle’s perspective from the Theory of Friendship.
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Fundamental Faith to the Human Condition Philosophy Essay
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Indeed, while there are some aspects that come to mind rather easily, such as the ability to generate verbal interaction, they mostly describe the differences on a superficial level. In reality, the highly developed spiritual world is what really differs the humans from other inhabitants of this planet.
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The Idea of a Noble Lie Presented by Plato Philosophy Essay
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It would not be a mistake to point out that living in a society should be considered to be an irreplaceable prerequisite for the development of the inner potential of a human. Indeed, if it had not been for the social environment, a considerable number of abilities that are thought to be characteristic of the human race would not have emerged.
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