Philosophy

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    Reflecting on the phrase "To understand all is to forgive all" and the importance of forgiveness even without full understanding.
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    An small insight that our perception of reality is shaped more by our internal states and biases than by the objective nature of things.
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    Mark Twain's quote, "Sorry I wrote a long letter, I didn't have time to write a short one," highlights the challenge of brevity. Simplifying content to its essence requires deep understanding and effort, underlining the value of concise communication.
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    A reflection on the idea that the essence of life is not to be found but to be created by assigning meaning to every moment.
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    Exploring the concept of happiness as a continuous journey, this text examines the philosophical notion that happiness must be unbroken to be valid, challenging us to rethink how we perceive contentment.
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    Spinoza defines love as "joy accompanied by the idea of its cause," prompting reflection on what drives passion in projects. Identifying the root of joy in work can lead to more fulfilling endeavors, aligning with Spinoza's philosophical view on love and its causes.