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| Athenian philosopher with a gift for rhetoric and debating. |
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| rising above petty concerns and transforming our existence into a bold experiment in living. |
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| capacity for consciously making sense of things. Applying logic. |
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| The student of Plato. Western philosopher |
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| believe many things without having thought about them |
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| to suppose to assume something beforehand |
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| examine carefully or cautiously |
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| an attempt to justify our beliefs |
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| ordered assemblage of facts |
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| evidence to establish a thing as true |
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| "The Way" oriented the Philosophy of the Chinese |
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| British philosopher-scientist. Inventor of the laws of the universe, Calculus |
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| our most basic assumption |
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