PHIL 1402 Learnin Journal Unit 2
PHIL 1402 Learnin Journal Unit 2
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Introduction
This past week has been an engaging and thought-provoking one, marked by insightful
discussions on metaphysical thinking. As I delve into the depths of this philosophical realm, I
find myself questioning the fundamental nature of reality and my place within it.
One of the most captivating lessons this week delved into the concept of existence. Before, I
had viewed existence as a self-evident truth, assuming that everything that exists is simply
there. However, the discussions challenged this notion, introducing me to the idea that
The discussion on the nature of reality further ignited my curiosity. Previously, I had
perceived reality as an objective and unchanging entity. However, the concept of 'multiple
realities' (Davis, 2018) opened my eyes to the possibility that reality is subjective and
Another fascinating topic that emerged was the nature of time. I had always assumed that
time flows linearly and inexorably. However, the discussions introduced me to the idea of
'non-linear time' (Prigogine, 1997), which challenges this conventional notion and suggests
Metaphysical Thinking: A Journey of Exploration
that time can be experienced and interpreted in different ways depending on our
circumstances.
These discussions have had a profound impact on my worldview. Before, I held a narrow and
somewhat rigid perspective on the world. However, the exploration of metaphysical thinking
Conclusion
The past week's discussions on metaphysical thinking have been an invaluable journey of
navigate the world of philosophy, I am grateful for the opportunity to engage in such
References:
Prigogine, I. (1997). Time, chaos, and the new laws of nature. Bantam Books.