A Personal Analysis of the Four Major Puzzles of Philosophy

This article explains the four core problems of philosophy in simple terms: consciousness is like a complete machine, and the answers are different depending on the definition. Mysticism is just cognitive inertia that is passively shelved; the existence of all things rather than nothingness is the result of natural evolution and the survival of the fittest. Human beings' questioning of cause and effect is also cognitive inertia. , Or there may be a multiverse, but we can only perceive this world; the Ship of Theseus becomes a new thing every time it is replaced, and its tangible quality must exist in time and space; there are no absolute boundaries in the world, all things are interconnected, scientific laws and truth are relative, and will eventually be constantly innovated with breakthroughs in human cognition.