Bertrand Russell held that skepticism was logically impossible
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The judges of higher pleasures:
a. must be capable of experiencing both. b. must have experienced both. c. must show a decided preference for one pleasure over the other. d. a and c. e. all of these answers.
Write a well-crafted version of the following argument, identifying any equivocations or persuasive definitions: Every action is the result of either physical forces or mental forces, or both. But physical forces are predetermined by the physical state of the world at a given moment and the laws of physics. If we knew enough about the state of things and physics, we should be able to predict future physical action. Similarly, mental forces are predetermined by the mental state of the universe at a given moment and the laws of psychology. If we knew enough about the mental states of minds, and enough psychology, we would be able to predict future mental force. All future forces are thus predictable, and thus so is all future action. Since predictability is just what one means by
predestination, it follows that the future is predestined. What will be an ideal response?
Should we oppose globalization, according to Robert W. Kates? Why, or why not? Do you agree with his views? Explain your answer
What will be an ideal response?Prior to 1889, the Tokugawa regime allowed the practice of only two religions. One was Shinto; the other was a Japanese version of which of the following?
a. Islam b. Confucianism c. Jainism d. Hinduism