is this considered philosophy/izing?

is this considered philosophy/izing? [+ favourites]

If you or I make a conclusion about the way things are which are not obvious.. as in it may take some time to reason thorugh your memory to come up with certain conclusions.. example: like if you conclude that people act like X becasue of y.. and i believe my brain is similar so i can give more reasons from analysing me personally.. like that kind of thing is it philosphizing? or simply obserbing/reasoning? or like some considered very abstact thoguhts.. if its absdtract it sohiuld be philosphy?

"no quote until i copyright it.."

all sencere thought is philosophy.

"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."

All things derive from philosophy. I challenge anyone to state an object, or otherwise, that can not in some way be linked to philosophy.

""So this is where im supposed to wright something snazy and truthfull?"-impossible."

That's because objects and such are useful tools in helping people derive and understand philosophy.

"I love to see people struggling for their purpose in life..."

Everything is philosophy:
- philosophy of metaphysics
- philosophy of epistemology
- philosophy of ethics
- philosophy of logic
- philosophy of mind
- philosophy of math
- philosophy of religion
- philosophy of language
- philosophy of science
- philosophy of politics/law
- philosophy of anthropology/sociology
- philosophy of psychology
- philosophy of arts
- pseudophilosophy

that list doesn't exactly leave anything behind.

"The summit is just a halfway point"

summit said it best " . "

""So this is where im supposed to wright something snazy and truthfull?"-impossible."

i tihink we can count our pondering as philosophizing then.

"I tried coding in cocoa but it ran between the keys and shorted my pc"

that only counts as philosophizing if you thought sincerely about it first.

"I tried coding in cocoa but it ran between the keys and shorted my pc"

quote:

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all sencere thought is philosophy.

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"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."

since the defitition is like love of wisdom/truth or something like that (may vary)... but according to that common defition..

by that defnition theoretically I can make and be certain of a claim and NOT question it.. and NOT give reason for it and/but I still am a lover of truth and wisdom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>> isnt this feel weird... casue i seem to associate pondering and thinking of reasons to be necceary for philosophy.. but by defintion of 'lover of truth' it can be me being certain of a claim that i dont not question/ponder or give any resaon for...

"no quote until i copyright it.."

You aren't sincere if you aren't open minded.

"not questioning" any belief you have defines being closed minded, and then fails to be included in awakend's definition of philosiphizing.

"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."

quote:

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You aren't sincere if you aren't open minded.

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"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."

ok well going by only the "lover of wisdom/truth" definition you dont have to be sincere or open minded.. and you canfor sure be sincere (believeing in what you say) and not open minded, i no one is 'close minded' absolutely.. but by that main defition of philosphy you dont have to question or ponder reason about your claim of truth.. although thats what i think we associate with it and i tihnk eeryone does that to a degree.. well maybe not..

"no quote until i copyright it.."

i missunderstood what he meant by "sincere".

Let me redifine it as I used it:

"Sincere about the search for truth."

And I view all philosophy to be the search for truth, which includes studying thought. It is incorrect to state that searching for the truth does not include "studying".

I would shudder to call anyone closed minded a philosopher.

"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."

that makes complete sense.

"Wht cry for those that often cry? Instead, help them smile, and smile for those that smile."