What Is Philosophy

2026.6.11.5.00 We must start from experience and finally return to experience. We start from experience, and we can only start from experience, because we can't find a better entry point other than this. If we want to build a new building somewhere, it is necessary to demolish the original old building. Only by breaking it first can it be established. The theory of evolution not only tells us how things were in the past, but also how they evolved into their current form; it not only tells us the causes of the things around us, but also predicts the consequences of various causes. There is no absolute freedom, no exceptions, and no spontaneity in nature. Everything follows the laws of nature. All events follow only one trajectory, which is determined by the laws of cause and effect and the laws of natural unity. If we knew all the causes now, and how they work and work together, we would be able to accurately predict everything that is going to happen. , We are always in the process of doing something. Life is the process of taking action to do something. This process is constantly being completed—not so much completed as we choose a possibility and then make it a reality. If we don't choose the possibility we create, another possibility becomes reality. In this way, the future will continue to be what we choose. The future is always in the process of being created, never finished, never ended by our actions, and never fixed by our actions. I have read this book three times, and I barely understand it. This book is only 50,000 words long, so it is really difficult to learn and understand. I barely know that the future is partly in my hands.

Philosophy: thinking, meaning, virtuality and reality Matter is obtained through the connection of all perceptions, so does matter really exist? Why do people need to develop to a certain level before they can think? Where does thinking come from?

A preliminary understanding of philosophy

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Very good👌🏻You can read thousands of books without reading the rules

Philosophy books require careful thinking and understanding before you can understand even a little bit.