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Every Time I Find the Meaning of Life, They Change It: Wisdom of the Great Philosophers on How to Live by
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A man who strives after goodness in all his acts, is sure to come to ruin , since there re so many men who are not good.
Niccolo Macchiavelli, 1469-1529, Political philosopher and diplomat
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Niccolo Macchiavelli, 1469-1529, Political philosopher and diplomat
Mimi
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I don’t think there is much point in bemoaning the state of the world unless there’s some way you can think of to improve it. Otherwise, don’t bother weiting a book; go and find a tropical island & lie in the sun.
PETER SINGER - 1946 , Moral philosopher
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PETER SINGER - 1946 , Moral philosopher
Karim Elhoshi
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الحياة غير المختبرة تستحق العيش بالتأكيد، ولكن هل الحياة التي لا نعيشها تستحق حقا أن نختبرها ؟
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Mimi
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On the other hand, each little life is a small cosmos on itself, a litlle world.
That little worls is our oyster. Where our small acts of kindneas do make a difference.
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That little worls is our oyster. Where our small acts of kindneas do make a difference.
Mimi
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The ripple effect: every little thing we do, has repercussions that can reach far.
“The wonderful life theory”: a social-behaviour variation on the Butterfly Effect. I.e. the flap of a butterfly’s wings in one part of the globe can be the determinjng cause of a hurricane in the other side of the globe. A small event can generate big changes.
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“The wonderful life theory”: a social-behaviour variation on the Butterfly Effect. I.e. the flap of a butterfly’s wings in one part of the globe can be the determinjng cause of a hurricane in the other side of the globe. A small event can generate big changes.
Mimi
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DAVID HUME (1711-1776) - British empiricist, philosopher
The Life of man is of no greater importance to the universe than that of an oyster.
It implies that our individual lives are so puny against the backdrop of the huge cosmos, as to be utterly meaningless. Not worth more than the oyster.
But perhaps, there is another way of looking at it.
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The Life of man is of no greater importance to the universe than that of an oyster.
It implies that our individual lives are so puny against the backdrop of the huge cosmos, as to be utterly meaningless. Not worth more than the oyster.
But perhaps, there is another way of looking at it.
Mimi
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ARISTOTLES (384-322BC), Greek philosopher
Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting 2 bodies. Soul mate implies: Complete friendship.
Instead of “friendships for utility”, nor
“Friendships solely for pleasure” !
It’s a good feeling & idea to find a relationship in which you just naturally want to be good to eachother. A relationship in which you can do good to the ither aimply by being yourself.
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Love is composed of a single soul inhabiting 2 bodies. Soul mate implies: Complete friendship.
Instead of “friendships for utility”, nor
“Friendships solely for pleasure” !
It’s a good feeling & idea to find a relationship in which you just naturally want to be good to eachother. A relationship in which you can do good to the ither aimply by being yourself.
Mimi
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PAUL TILLICH (1886-1965) , Theologian
Our language has wisely sensed the 2 sides of being alone. It has created the word “loneliness” to express the pain of being alone. And it haa created the word “solitude” to express the glory of being alone.
Albert Einstein: I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in the years of maturity.
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Our language has wisely sensed the 2 sides of being alone. It has created the word “loneliness” to express the pain of being alone. And it haa created the word “solitude” to express the glory of being alone.
Albert Einstein: I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in the years of maturity.
Karim Elhoshi
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فكروا في تلك اللحظات النادرة في حياتنا عندما نجلس حول طاولة مع الأشخاص الذين نحبهم. فكروا في الهدوء والمودة التي نشعر بهما في تلك اللحظات. يبدو الأمر وكأن شيئًا مقدسًا يجلس معنا
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Karim Elhoshi
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فمع اضافة المزيد من السنوات و التجارب و الذكريات تنتهي علاقتنا بالشخص الذي كنا عليه تدريجيا ليبقى سؤال الهوية أو من أنا معلقا دائما لأجل غير معلوم فنحن الكثير من الأشخاص المختلفة بمرور الزمن
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Karim Elhoshi
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متى كف ذلك الشخص القديم عن الوجود، ومتى ظهر ذلك الشخص الحاضر ؟
اذا فكرت فلا يمكن أن توجد نقطة محددة - لا يمكن أن توجد ثانية واحدة يتوقف فيها ذلك عن الوجود ويبدأ ذاك في الوجود
ما تراه هو عملية تدريجية من نوع ما، حيث يصبح هذا الشخص مختلفًا أكثر فأكثر عن ذلك الذي نعرفه الآن، ويقل تدريجيا التشابه بينهما إنه رحل وهناك شخص آخر تماما قد ظهر إلى الوجود
ان هوية الإنسان ليست كيانا صلبا و إنما هي طيف مرن من الاستمرارية النفسية
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اذا فكرت فلا يمكن أن توجد نقطة محددة - لا يمكن أن توجد ثانية واحدة يتوقف فيها ذلك عن الوجود ويبدأ ذاك في الوجود
ما تراه هو عملية تدريجية من نوع ما، حيث يصبح هذا الشخص مختلفًا أكثر فأكثر عن ذلك الذي نعرفه الآن، ويقل تدريجيا التشابه بينهما إنه رحل وهناك شخص آخر تماما قد ظهر إلى الوجود
ان هوية الإنسان ليست كيانا صلبا و إنما هي طيف مرن من الاستمرارية النفسية
Karim Elhoshi
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أنا مجرد إنسان لكني أفضل أن أكون إنسانا يعرف أنه منافق و يحاول تقليل نفاقه
أنا أقبل ذلك
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أنا أقبل ذلك
Mimi
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It is better being a human being dissatisfied, than a happy pig satisfied. Thinking is a pre-requisite for a gratifying life. The unexamined life is not worth living (Socrates). Phylosophical thinking is life enriching; the big confronting questions enlarge our universum.
Philosophy = the residue of unanswerable questions.
Philosophy keeps alive our sense of wonder by showing familiar things in an unfamiliar aspect.
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Philosophy = the residue of unanswerable questions.
Philosophy keeps alive our sense of wonder by showing familiar things in an unfamiliar aspect.















