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The Philosophers Playbook : Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles
The Philosophers Playbook : Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles
The Philosophers Playbook : Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles
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The Philosophers Playbook : Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles

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Are you ready to embark on a mind-bending journey and unleash your inner philosopher? This captivating book will ignite your imagination and challenge your everyday assumptions with the greatest thought experiments in history.
Get ready to think about runaway trolleys, cats that may or may not be alive, ships that are constantly changing, and brains floating in vats. These aren't dusty old ideas - they're thrilling mental adventures that will make you question the world, the nature of reality, and even yourself.
This is philosophy made exciting and relevant. You'll learn to:

Discover the "what ifs?" hidden in everyday life

Examine your own beliefs, biases, and ethical compass

Think critically about the world and make more informed decisions

Become a more empathetic and insightful person

Whether you're a curious newbie or a seasoned philosophy enthusiast, this book will stretch your mind, spark lively discussions, and leave you with a profound appreciation for the power of thought.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateApr 12, 2024
ISBN9798224797400
The Philosophers Playbook : Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles

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    The Philosophers Playbook - The Curious Philosopher

    The Philosophers Playbook

    Unlocking the World with Philosophy's Greatest Puzzles

    The Curious Philosopher

    Contents

    Copyright Page

    Disclaimer

    Introduction: The Magic of What If?

    Chapter 1: Mind Games and Master Thinkers

    Chapter 2: Escape from Shadowland

    Chapter 3: The Evil Demon: Can We Ever Be Sure of Anything?

    Chapter 4: The Trolley Problem: Would You Pull the Lever?

    Chapter 5: To Betray or Trust? The Prisoner's Dilemma

    Chapter 6: The Ship of Theseus: Are You the Same Person You Were Yesterday?

    Chapter 7: Schrödinger's Cat: Is the Kitty Okay?

    Chapter 8: Are You a Brain in a Vat?

    Chapter 9: The Chinese Room: Can Machines Truly Think?

    Chapter 10: Unleash Your Inner Philosopher!

    Chapter 11: From Thought Experiments to Real Life

    Conclusion: Your Mind on a Journey

    About The Curious Philosopher

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    © 2024 by The Curious Philosopher

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