jzep asked:


Hi. I’ve been thinking about subjects to take on for sixth form college and was wondering what philosophy+ critical thinking were and the differences between them. Thanks.

Matt asked:


Hi, I finish my associates in Liberal Arts/Humanities, at my community college, this semester and will be transferring to CUNY Lehman College. They offer Army ROTC, a History bachelors, and a Philosophy bachelors. My current GPA is a 3.7

Say I end with a 3.5 – 4.0 GPA at the end of my undergraduate degree, what jobs opportunities will the Army offer me? Thank you.

… asked:


I’m writing my personal statement to study social anthropology and one of my ALevel subjects is Philosophy and Ethics but I’m struggling to find reasons as to why it is relevant and what it contributes.

Mr. Prez asked:


I am wanting to find a good book to introduce one to philosophy.

Mel ^_^ asked:


I kind of am wondering this to understand different sides of Buddhism not just the one that is related to religion.

Please tell me the benefits of the Buddhism faith along with the philosophy then list the cons of Buddhism as a faith as well as a philosophy.

Then list you personal feelings on both negative and positive.

Please if you feel a link you have read for information would make your opinion more clear then list a few links you feel are worthy and understandable in explaining what you are trying to say.

Thank you, Mel.

Thomas asked:


I want to become more intelligent philosophy-wise. what are some good books to start with?

A asked:


Ive never been book smart i have always done terrible in subjects like math and science and i can only learn something if i am interested in it, but im learning more about philosophy and im enjoying it alot and thinking about taking a college class for it. But since im not very book smart will this set me back any? Thank you.

ccmgrad07 asked:


How would you define happiness in philosophy terms?

pianotime asked:


What can one do with a degree in philosophy, most likely a Ph.D., besides going on to teach at a university? Not that that is such a bad thing.

Are You a King of Justice? asked:


“Every scientific method is a structured process whose structure is based on the common properties of different (well-known) things.”

Disprove this statement categorically if you know either science or philosophy
//Every scientific method is a structured process whose structure is based on the common properties observed of different (well-known) things. //
Every scientific method is a structured process whose structure is based on the knowledge of the common properties observed of different familiar things.