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Left and Right are modern terms originating from the French Revolution, representing different ideologies.
The idea of political dualism, viewing left and right as equal opposite forces, is a mistaken belief.
The left is described as a parasite due to its nature of releasing power through entropy, striving for equality through destruction of traditional hierarchies.

The discussion on consciousness has shifted towards panpsychism as a middle ground between materialism and dualism.
There is a resurgence in interest in dualism and theism as explanatory options for minds and the cosmos.
Recent works defend substance dualism and point to the ongoing decline of interest in physicalism, emphasizing the importance of souls and God in understanding consciousness and the universe.

The A-Theory of Time proposes an objectively real, constantly shifting "present moment," which becomes more bizarre upon deeper contemplation.
Studying philosophy in college often involves exploring brain-in-a-vat-style thought experiments about knowledge, debates between Utilitarianism and Kantianism on morality, as well as discussions on mind-body dualism versus materialism.
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Our choices are often influenced by external factors we may not realize, such as preferences or mood.
The concept of free will is deeply intertwined with the mysterious nature of consciousness.
The experience of free will may be more complex and ambiguous than we commonly perceive.

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Patterns and facts can rule how we perceive the world, leading to different outcomes.
Observations from everyday life at work can inspire reflections and insights.
Discussions about theories like music spectrum can lead to philosophical conversations about dualism.

Physicalism argues that only the physical exists, but falls apart when trying to explain consciousness.
Eliminativism denies the existence of consciousness, but faces challenges in explaining basic human experiences.
Dualism suggests the presence of both mental and physical realms, yet struggles to explain how they interact.