Quote by Ernest Dimnet, What We Live By

All serious conversations gravitate towards philosophy.

All serious conversations gravitate towards philosophy.

Summary

This quote suggests that philosophical discussions tend to arise in serious conversations. Whether intentionally or naturally, deeper topics related to existence, ethics, truth, or the nature of knowledge often emerge when people engage in more profound exchanges. It implies that philosophical inquiry is an inherent part of deep-thinking and intellectual discourse, as it delves into fundamental questions that encompass various aspects of life and human experience. Rather than remaining at surface level, serious conversations seem to naturally steer towards exploring philosophical concepts and ideas.

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Philosophy

By Ernest Dimnet, What We Live By

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