Quote by Robert Zend

Being a philosopher, I have a problem for every solution.

Being a philosopher, I have a problem for every solution.

Summary

This quote implies that, as a philosopher, one tends to critically examine and analyze situations, beliefs, and ideas from various perspectives. Thus, instead of readily accepting solutions, a philosopher is inclined to identify potential problems or flaws that may be overlooked by others. This mindset reflects the inherent curiosity and skepticism of a philosophical thinker, constantly seeking to challenge assumptions and bring hidden complexities to light.

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Philosophy

By Robert Zend

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