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Why do Existentialists say individuals must create their own life meaning?
Answer: Life has none
Why: Sartre put it as 'existence precedes essence': we exist first, with no purpose handed to us, and only afterwards decide what we are.
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Which Roman emperor wrote about Stoic philosophy?
Answer: Marcus Aurelius
Why: Marcus Aurelius wrote the Meditations in Greek as private notes on campaign, never meaning them to be published.
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Why did Edmund Gettier argue that justified true belief isn't knowledge?
Answer: Presence of epistemic luck
Why: Gettier took three pages in Analysis, June 1963: ten coins in a pocket and a friend by chance in Barcelona left justified true belief short of knowledge.
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Why did Zen philosophers use confusing riddles called koans?
Answer: To break logic
Why: Koan comes from a Chinese term for a public law case. Hakuin's most famous one asks: two hands clap, so what is the sound of one hand?
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Why did philosopher Peter Singer advocate for the liberation of animals?
Answer: Animals have capacity for suffering
Why: Singer borrowed Bentham's test: the question is not whether they can reason or talk, but whether they can suffer.
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What caused the heated 1946 fireplace poker argument between Wittgenstein and Popper?
Answer: The existence of philosophical problems
Why: Popper claimed he met Wittgenstein's demand for a moral rule with 'not to threaten visiting lecturers with pokers'; other witnesses recall it differently.