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The answer depends upon who you ask. Ask a materialist (typical modern science approach) and the answer is everything is connected in a mechanistic fashion. Much like your marble example. As a more
This overlaps with one of your previous questions. The actual state of affairs in the world, e.g. the number of apples in your hand, is quite different from knowledge of that state of affairs. Be careful
In some sense, everything is connected. From modern physics to mystic spirituality, both argue that there is a connection, whether it be physical or spiritual. Being connected, however, does not imply
All human societies necessarily have opposing concepts in their culture/vocabulary. However, there are individuals in many cultures who have transcended these dualisms, e.g. the Buddhist who have achieved
Morality is simply the rules that govern behavior in a given culture, at a given time. Or in other words, morality is the set of rules that dictate which actions are acceptable or unacceptable. Take
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