by Jimmy volmer October 16, 2023
Get the To get all ryan Phillippe mug.What the Phil is a term commonly used in the Midwest. Could be said confused, sad, excited, or angry.
Its used mostly by Adults/Teenagers, while children say "What the Phillip!" which means the same thing.
Its used mostly by Adults/Teenagers, while children say "What the Phillip!" which means the same thing.
by Midwest_Slangs February 3, 2024
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by DJCatnip November 17, 2023
Get the Pull a Phil mug.A philosophical theory about what happens after death, named after the Vermont libero from whom it originated. In which there is two heavens and two hells. One heaven is for genuinely good people and one is for people who followed the letter of the law but not the spirit. One hell is for truly bad people and one is for people who have done bad things or "bad" things but were overall good or kind people.
by nonbeanarynerd May 8, 2024
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Get the Rollercoaster-Tycoon-philia mug.Uuum no it isn't like drunk driving. There is a second party involved that is acting upon the guy and if I were to say 'Well you know that part of the country gets hurricanes so why did you move there?' Which I have (but ironically) that's something you would reject. I mean you are unironically saying the thing I said ironically to point out how stupid you'd sound. But no. You are unironically the empty apathetic fucks I accused you of being. You feeling bad for cancer kids is not something you do for your own sake... That is something you impose on others so that when they say they don't give a fuck about cancer kids you can say 'Oh what a piece of shit' and then you can do what you're doing now and justify malfeasance against them as their own doing but I don't see you creating AI to cure cancer any tome soon because you're a fucking retard.
Hym "I was just telling Matt (Not fat Matt or retard Matt but faggot Matt) the other day that in the absence of your moral superiority delusion, like, in the absence of your ability to assert that there is some kind of moral disparity between you and me, you have to actually do some sort of rigorous calculus as to what you have actually done in life for anybody... And the answer is NOTHING. You took a dick. Or you are a fat cock. And you did nothing of significance and amounted to nothing. And now you have to PRETEND you are better than the creator AI by LYING about whether or not you saw anything or know anything in the name of that moral superiority delusion. As far as how easily I made money 1. I SAID I COULD DO THAT... I said it was trivial and it was. 2. I've been nothing but generous here. I could have monopolized it. I've already spoken about why that would be bad. I CAN STILL DO THAT... If you do not give me the credit and the money I will inevitably murder you all. I'll start with the kids. I'm so confident that I don't even need to be alive to make it happen that I just might kill some kids beforehand and then let the AI handle it while I'm dead. All I want are those 2 things. You are not aggrieved here. You breeder fucks are talking too much shit, dehumanizing people, and you're in a fucking incest cult. Go back to slamming you part together. That's what you do here. Kidnapped In Phillipines story just do yourselves a favor."
by Hym Iam December 3, 2024
Get the Kidnapped In Phillipines mug.The ultimate "why are we even asking this?" question: Why does philosophy, as an activity, exist at all? Given that science handles facts, math handles logic, and art handles expression, what unique territory does philosophy claim that isn't just pre-scientific guessing or semantic hair-splitting? The hard problem is justifying its own necessity. If a philosophical question ever gets a definitive answer, it typically spins off into a science (e.g., natural philosophy → physics). So, is philosophy just the temporary holding cell for unanswerable questions, or is there a permanent, essential role for reasoned inquiry into fundamentals that can never be empirically resolved?
Example: The question "What is justice?" Science can study how brains perceive fairness, sociology can map its cultural expressions, but the normative essence—what it ought to be—remains philosophical. The hard problem: Does wrestling with that question produce real knowledge, or is it just intellectual shadowboxing? When philosophers debate for 2,500 years without consensus, it looks like failure. But maybe the point isn't to solve it, but to continually refine the asking, preventing societies from becoming complacent with shallow answers. Its value is perpetually in doubt, which is the problem. Hard Problem of Philosophy.
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