blahblah asked:


I thought Aristotle and Plato would be a good place to start but dont know which works I should read first or what to read after these guys. I dont have a philosophy background and want to change that.

GossipTGirl asked:


I have to choose one. I’m not religous but I think it’s a good idea to make yourself aware and knowledgeable of other religions in the world. But philosophy makes you think, and I really like that. So, which is it?

zujia asked:


I was given an assignment of ways to apply philosophy to my degree, which is nursing. I do not understand jack squat about philosophy. HELP!

joe.tiplady asked:


I’m only 16 and really into philosophy and deeper thinking. I often loose concentration in lessons due to being off in another world thinking about things. I would really love to read a few books on philosophy of any kind, but will my local library have any? And if so could anyone recommend some good ones?

BrooklynChk asked:


I saw on different websites and also from people that philosophy products for face ( cleansers, protective creams, etc) are really really good. I have sensitive skin a little oily and prone to breakouts.. should I try philosophy or something else? thanks!

Stephen Daedelus asked:


I’ve been reading the Genealogy of Morals lately as well as Thus Spake Zarathustra and my possibly interpretations keep leading me to believe that he had some elements of solipsism in his philosophy. So I have two questions:
1.Are there elements of solipsism in Nietzsche’s philosophy? 2.How exactly does solipsism fit into Nietzsche’s philosophy?

Socrates asked:


I have a basic intro to philosophy book… but philosophy has always been my life, and that is required reading for the college class I am taking (im 16 by the way) so it is too simple for me… I wanted to move on to higher reading as the class goes on… many times I find I have already discovered an idea before I read it from a famous philosopher… like the rules of inference in logical deduction, and such. So does it matter where I start? I was thinking of buying Immanuel Kant’s A critique of pure reason because its only 1.50 on amazon.com… is this too difficult to start with? Does it matter?

GEE<3 asked:


man on fire
awesome movie.

but what philosophy does it convey do you think?