What is the most philosophical question you can ask?

Discussion in 'General Philosophy' started by Why?, Oct 18, 2007.

  1. fo3 acdcrocks Registered Senior Member

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    Why is there something instead of nothing?
     
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  3. Orleander OH JOY!!!! Valued Senior Member

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    what is nothing?
     
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  5. orcot Valued Senior Member

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    I'm from belgium.
    Annyway I like the sorta quistions who're easly ubtainable and are open for some debate unlike some philosphers who would argue and turn quistions around until the mean nothing and make there novels strangly resemble a better form of who dun it detectives.
     
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  7. cosmictraveler Be kind to yourself always. Valued Senior Member

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    What are you doing here??? :shrug:
     
  8. Why? Registered Senior Member

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    Asking why is there anything? or what is nothing? - is the same as asking about the existence of the universe. This, I agree, if a top contender. However, as it may have an answer, wouldn't a question with no real answer be more philosophical, such as what is the meaning of life?
     
  9. shichimenshyo Caught in the machine Registered Senior Member

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    You should already know the anser to that if your a christian, the more vague the question the more philisophical (in my opinion)
     
  10. DeepThought Banned Banned

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    With an awareness of death?
     
  11. greenberg until the end of the world Registered Senior Member

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    What would it take to stop asking stupid, pointless, tying-one-up-in-knots questions?
     

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