Category: Philosophy

What is a Tudor Rolex? The Difference Between Tudor and Rolex Is The Movement Rolex has a sister line known at Tudor. Tudor watches utilize the same case material and similar design, similar bracelets and dials. However the movement is typically a Swiss made ETA or Valjoux movement, rather than an in-house Rolex movement. Why […]

What are the main features of nationalism? Nationalism holds that each nation should govern itself, free from outside interference (self-determination), that a nation is a natural and ideal basis for a polity and that the nation is the only rightful source of political power (popular sovereignty). Are patriotism and nationalism the same? By ‘patriotism’ I […]

What are the main mythologies? Mythologies by time period Canaanite mythology. Hindu mythology. Chinese mythology. Egyptian mythology. Hittite mythology. Hurrian mythology. Persian mythology. Proto-Indo-European mythology. What is the functionalist theory of myth? The Functionalist Myth theory explains to us how myths help teach morality and social behavior, by stating what we should and shouldn’t do […]

Is curiosity good or bad? Curiosity is bad. Curiosity may, indeed, lead to bad consequences. However, that hardly means curiosity itself is bad. Good things often have unintended bad outcomes: Automobiles can kill people; cell phones can be annoying. How can I be curious about everything? 10 Great Habits of Curious People Listen without judgement. […]

What does Inez want in no exit? She desperately wants to see her reflection in a mirror and swears that she does not belong in hell, having just died of pneumonia. Inez tries to seduce her, but she says that she needs to be with a man. She eventually confesses to not only having an […]

What happens when you are constrained by something? Constrained contains the word strained for a reason. Mostly because anyone that’s constrained is feeling a fair amount of strain because of it. In addition to referring to unnatural or uncharacteristic behavior, being constrained can also mean being held back or forced to do something you don’t […]

How do you play Bust? “MUST BUST” can be played as a penalty card. When you draw “MUST BUST” under this option, you begin by tossing all six dice. You continue tossing until you “BUST”. SUBTRACT the total number of points scored in that turn from your board score and pass the dice to the […]

What is the purpose of an encyclical? A papal encyclical is one of the highest forms of communication by the pope and usually deals with some aspect of Catholic teaching — clarifying, amplifying, condemning or promoting one or a number of issues A papal encyclical historically is addressed to bishops and priests of a country […]

Why is Planck mass so big? The basic reason why the Planck mass is so large is because the gravitational force in this universe is very weak. The Plank Mass confined to a Planck Volume will be a black hole and because gravity is so weak it takes a large amount of mass for the […]

What is it called when a daughter is attracted to her father? The Electra complex is a term used to describe the female version of the Oedipus complex. It involves a girl, aged between 3 and 6, becoming subconsciously sexually attached to her father and increasingly hostile toward her mother. Carl Jung developed the theory […]