Philosophy is not a Science.

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having google doesnt mean you have knowledge

Having knowledge doesn't mean your knowledge is right.

lol

And Knowledge isn't wisdom

MY GOD hes a retard i am wasting time

this can relate to ethics

on my original point

I once was stuck in a debate with a friend for about an hour until she stopped and asked how I defined a single term. Once she heard how I define that one term, no mater how passionate she was, I would not except her point of view just based on the definition. As such she agreed that according to how I defined the term, she was wrong, however if we used her definition... then there would be room to talk.

Basically, this. Agreed-upon definitions are important if you're going to properly challenge your own ideas against someone else's - arguably the entire point of Debate. I've found that A LOT of disagreements come down to different definitions of a commonly used word within an argument. That's why establishing definitions 'looked up on google' from institutionally recognized Dictionaries is important, and why what may appear to be a tangential discussion on those definitions might be an important challenge to held beliefs in and of itself.

If someone argues with an SJW about what's racist and what's not, if one of them is using 'Power plus Prejudice' as their definition of Racism, then no real ground can be made to strengthen an argument.

Which is why I trap them with "Bigot"

Until they redefine that word, too...

For now it is a bear trap of a term

When you control language, you control thought.

I knew I'd seen that quote somewhere.

```“Control language and you control thought; control thought and you control action; control action and you control the world.”```
— Peter Kreeft

vir·tue sig·nal·ing
noun
the action or practice of publicly expressing opinions or sentiments intended to demonstrate one's good character or the moral correctness of one's position on a particular issue.
"it's noticeable how often virtue signaling consists of saying you hate things"

For some reason I thought it was 1984. Although that was definitely a theme in it...

wewlad. that's a messy google search

how about this

Dang it I can't put the meme Quote

Jesus, I need to read ~~more~~ some Carlin.

i am sorry for being agressive and insultive

i thought philisophy was comong knowledge in the us and canada

like ,highschool knowledge

apparently only in private schools

and not all of them

i understand know your positions on the matter

My mother was a public school teacher, the quote I heard most often heard was "Look it up!" So I am mostly a self taught creature

philosophy means the love of wisdom, the search of knowledge and reason. science means knowledge

thats the basic directe definition

definitions change from country to country

The point I was making was that Science is more of a philosophy than the other way around.

That's the most charitable stance on it in accordance to what you were saying

I personally view them as twin disciplines.

Debate being the philosophical equivalent to experimentation

They both have common tools, logic and reason.

But philosophical principles can be opposed to one another and still equally right.

Philosophy is measured more in terms of strength, than in terms of right or wrong - as science is. And a solid argument contains both science AND philosophy, knowledge AND wisdom.