A Man Of Hand
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|Is it true that any response to a given philosophical problem or question is going to be just as good as any other? Why or why|
|not? How, if at all, can one justify taking one position over any other in response to a philosophical question? |
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Philosophical problems have been some of the most intricate and controversial topics in human beings possibly can think of. In my opinion, every event that occurs in the universe has a reasonable causation to it. Strong judgment can shape ones perspective. Moreover, satisfaction of each individual needs can influence one’s opinion about philosophical questions. Furthermore, people with strong self evidences are the ones that take over other responses to any philosophical questions.
Did the chicken or egg exist on earth first? I believed that there is only one precise solution for all the philosophical questions. It is simply based on the perspective of how one looks at this world. Throughout many arguments in the past decades, people have defended their point of views by their own self evidences and self grading judgment. The grading judgment does great influence impacts on one’s perspective. Furthermore, everyone has own unique way to define one’s needs in order to satisfy one’s minds. Ones that have strong valid self evidences can justify solutions for the philosophical questions and influence others to believe it.
Based on Newton’s third law, for every action, there is a reaction. After millions times of...
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