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The Everyday Philosopher's Guide
English
🚶
The Everyday Philosopher's Guide
English
  • 👋Start Here - What is the Everyday Philosopher's Guide?
  • What is Philosophy?
  • Putting Philosophy Into Practice
  • ⚙️Tools
    • 🤔Critical Reasoning
      • Argumentation
      • Deduction
      • Induction
      • Validity
      • Soundness
      • Refutation
      • Definition
      • Tautology
      • Abduction
      • Certainty
      • Axiom
      • Fallacy
      • Dialectics
      • Paradox
      • Contradiction
      • Analogy
      • Anomaly
      • Reduction
      • Thought Experiment
      • Conditional
      • Ambiguity
      • Counterexample
      • Criteria
      • Doxa
    • ☯️Conceptual Distinctions
      • Absolute/Relative
      • a priori/a posteriori
      • Analytic/Synthetic
      • de re/de dicto
      • Defeasible/Indefeasible
      • Cause/Reason
      • Tetralemma (catuṣkoṭi)
      • Categorical/Modal
      • Sense/Reference
      • Conditional/Biconditional
      • Entailment/Implication
      • Endurantism/Perdurantism
      • Essential/Accidental
      • Knowledge by acquaintance/Knowledge by description
      • Internalism/Externalism
      • Belief/Knowledge
      • Necessary/Contingent
      • Necessary/Sufficient
      • Being/Nothingness
      • Objective/Subjective
      • Syntax/Semantics
      • Type/Token
    • ⚗️Thought Experiments
      • Ship of Theseus
      • The Chinese Room
      • Butterfly Dream
      • Thompson's Violinist
    • 💫Fallacies
      • Confirmation bias
      • Circularity
      • Fundamental attribution error
    • ⚖️Philosophical Frameworks
      • Principle of Charity
      • Golden Rule
  • 📜Lore
    • 🧑‍🏫Philosophers
      • Ancient
        • Aristotle
        • Confucius
        • Xunzi
        • Mencius
        • Zhuangzi
        • Thiruvalluvar
      • Medieval
      • Modern
      • Contemporary
        • Byung Chul Han
    • 📚Traditions
      • Baha'i Faith
      • Buddhism
      • Judaism
      • Islam
      • Posthumanism
    • 🗺️Geographical Regions
  • 🛠️Applications
    • From Person to Society
    • 🧍Personal Applications
      • Self-reflection
      • Philosophical Health
      • Journaling
      • Skills Development
        • Inner Development Goals
        • Metacognition
        • Integrity and Authenticity
        • Presence
        • Sensemaking
        • Open-mindedness
        • Communication
    • 🫂Relational Applications
      • Dialectical Behavioural Therapy
      • Interfaith dialogue
      • Existential Coaching
      • Philosophical Counselling
      • Philosophical Enquiry (PhiE)
      • Reason-based decision making
    • 🌏Societal Applications
      • Education
      • Healthcare
      • Public Policy
      • Gender
      • Religion
  • About
    • 📜Manifesto of the Everyday Philosopher
    • Our Contributors
      • Malaysian Philosophy Society
  • Appendix
    • License
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Manifesto of the Everyday Philosopher

Remember, like all manifestos, this one too is not set in stone. It's designed to guide us, but not to dictate our actions. As the world around us changes, our understanding evolves, and our perspectives shift, so too might the principles in this manifesto.

Being an Everyday Philosopher means not following a set of rules, but continually questioning, learning, and adapting. So, while we encourage you to embrace these principles, we also urge you to never follow them blindly. Stay flexible, stay curious, and stay open to the ever-evolving journey of philosophical exploration.

  1. I commit to staying curious, always seeking to learn and understand more about myself, others, and the world around me.

  2. I commit to being open-minded and respectful in discussions, acknowledging that I can learn from everyone and every situation.

  3. I commit to questioning assumptions, mine and others', to better appreciate the complexity and diversity of perspectives.

  4. I value reason and logic, striving to cultivate sound arguments and recognize fallacies in everyday discussions.

  5. I embrace the wisdom of various philosophical traditions, understanding that valuable insights can emerge from all corners of the globe and from all periods of history.

  6. I use philosophical tools to foster self-reflection, continually evaluating and refining my beliefs and values.

  7. I apply philosophical methods not just for personal growth, but also to make sense of societal issues and contribute to the collective good.

  8. I commit to translating philosophical insights into action, integrating philosophy into my daily life and decisions.

  9. I foster a sense of wonder and awe about the universe, keeping alive the spirit of philosophical inquiry.

  10. I will contribute to the expansion and evolution of philosophical knowledge, sharing what I learn and remaining open to growth and change.

Here's to a life of curiosity, wisdom, and philosophical exploration!

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