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Showing posts with label thought experiment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thought experiment. Show all posts
3.12.23

Imminent, eminent, or immanent? (What are the differences in meaning between these three words?)

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A view from immanence Commonly Misused Words: What is the difference between imminent, eminent, and immanent? I read a blog article ...
26.11.10

Philosophy Thought Experiment: Nietzsche's Allegory of the Demon

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Friedrich Nietzsche's most famous articulation of eternal recurrence of the same is imagined as a thought experime...
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