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    PHILOSOPHY OF MAN

    QUESTIONS
     Are people in this current generation less or more sensitive than people from past
    generations?
     What can be considered idiosyncratic but also be considered systemically important in a
    world of material prosperity and spirituality, in regards to the facts behind faithful science and
    beliefs?
     If everyone spoke their mind would this world be a better place?
     Are highly intelligent people less happy than individuals with average intelligence?
     Is there an absolute way to attain a happy state of mind?
     Will a world without reliance on modern technology make any progress?
     Why does God not intervene when evil takes root in people?
     How does one find purpose in life?
     Why do we respect the dead more than the living?
     Is true beauty subjective or objective?
     What is the extent of freedom human beings should have?
     Does understanding philosophy lead to progress?
     Why are we dying to live if we're living to die?
     What’s more Important: doing the right thing or doing things right?

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