Why did Hegel and Sartre commit a logical fallacy when they said that ‘nothing is something?’
Why did hegel or sartre commit a reification fallacy when they said that nothing was something?
What did Hegel mean by "Rational"? What were the central arguments/theories posited by Hegel? What were Hegel's major ideas and arguments in a nutshell? What were the key ideas of Hegel? Do analytical philosophers take Hegel's logic seriously? What does Hegel mean by "real is rational and rational is real"? Why did Hegel say: We learn from history that we do not learn from history? Why did Nietzsche think that philosophy should be abolished? Is it geniuses obligation to be misunderstood? Was Jean-Paul Sartre a nihilist? Why did the Vatican ban The Da Vinci Code? What are the shortcomings of the "veil of ignorance" thought experiment as proposed by John Rawls? Is it true that Godel's incompleteness theorem is wrong or just logical fallacies? Is it a logical fallacy to believe something is true just because a genius (like Albert Einstein) said so? Did Einstein really define insanity as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results"? Why is Presumption of Innocence so important? Why is (CIA veteran) Michael Morell saying we should kill silently Russians? What did Gödel think about Wittgenstein? Why was the religion enforced onto the irreligious? Has a holocaust denier ever faked an evidence? According to the Bible, is deception in warfare allowed? Lawrence Lessig: Do you agree with John Rawls' theory of justice? Is the Godel's incompleteness theorem bullshit? Or should scientists just give up? Were Vader's actions justified? Is Stefan Molyneux's deFOOing policy moral? Why did George Martin not produce Let It Be? How did Gandhi justify his intentions to break the law regarding the salt collection? Did William Golding get the concept of Terror and Virtue from Robespierre? Is Da Vinci overrated was he really that good of a polymath? Where and why was The Da Vinci Code banned?