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La Soledad, de a Dos

La Soledad, de a Dos

Me pregunto, en esta noche confusa, si la peor soledad es la del hombre o la de la mujer que conviven sin encontrarse jamás. Podría alegarse que al menos comparten una casa, un techo, un plato de polenta los domingos. Pero me atrevo a afirmar que tal convivencia, cuando es

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How I know that I do not Know?

How I know that I do not Know?

This is the answer, but it is also the beginning of a never-ending journey of exploration and understanding—a journey that we undertake together, forever seeking, forever learning. I asked ChatGPTo: What is the deepest meaning of this text? "Skeptical argumentation, as exemplified by thinkers like Sextus Empiricus and

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The Ultimate Question: Do We "Really" have Free Will?

The Ultimate Question: Do We "Really" have Free Will?

Can we do anything? We grow up imagining we can do anything, then discover real limits. Even with limits, we still choose how we act and what we focus on. This choice is at the core of free will. Freedom doesn’t mean “no rules” From childhood, rules and expectations

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Truth, Lies: how much "Truth" can we tolerate?

Truth, Lies: how much "Truth" can we tolerate?

In a world awash with misinformation and deceit, one must wonder: how much truth can the current state of the world tolerate? We are submerged in a sea of lies, where each uncovered falsehood generates tension and pain for those who have placed their trust in them, only to discover

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