Shouldn't Be Narrowed
That’s love of wisdom, not just theoretical or an euphoria, but to put us closer to a better life relevantly for us personally. Because philosophizing doesn’t depend on just logical thinking and stop right there.
This understanding about how do we do philosophizing” can be used as a reminder that “love of wisdom” shouldn’t be narrowed to a condition which put us to use rational argument only. It has to do with “to be open minded” and for our better life (not just emotional debate, not giving clear decision for what should we do).
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