Unsolved problems in philosophy

This is a list of the major unsolved problems in philosophy.
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Philosophical progress

• The Existence Question: is there progress in philosophy?
• The Comparison Question: is there as much progress in philosophy as in science?
• The Explanation Question: why isn't there more progress in philosophy?

1. What are the biggest problems in philosophy?
2. What are the basic problems of philosophy?
3. What questions remained unanswered about philosophy?
4. What are the philosophical problem?

What are the biggest problems in philosophy?

The fundamental problem of philosophy is whether doing it has any point, since if it does not have any point, there is no reason to do it. It is suggested that the intrinsic point of doing philosophy is to establish a rational consensus about what the answers to its main questions are.

What are the basic problems of philosophy?

The fundamental problem of philosophy is whether doing it has any point, since if it does not have any point, there is no reason to do it. It is suggested that the intrinsic point of doing philosophy is to establish a rational consensus about what the answers to its main questions are.

What questions remained unanswered about philosophy?

Here are eight mysteries of philosophy that we'll probably never resolve.

• Why is there something rather than nothing? ...
• Is our universe real? ...
• Do we have free will? ...
• Does God exist? ...
• Is there life after death? ...
• Can you really experience anything objectively? ...
• What is the best moral system? ...
• What are numbers?

What are the philosophical problem?

Philosophical problems arise, Kekes notes, when we try to form an overall understanding of the world and our situation in it. ... He is fundamentally concerned with the problems that arise in the context of seeking the second kind of understanding, which he characterizes as anthropocentric and evaluative.