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Knowledge has been one of the most valuable things a person can pursue for generations of different philosophy / science scholars. The stoics believed that it is one’s duty to become more knowledgeble. During the Renaissance, the humanists encouraged knowledge as a means to contribute to society. Finally, I myself have been, as far as I can remember, knowledge-oriented in every aspect of my life. But is knowledge really worth it?

I will prove that Lebron James is the best BASKETBALL player ever this debate will not account for Impact/influence on things outside of basketball.

Can anyone truly be unbiased, or is everything we see shaped by our own perspective?

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Some people presume that to be moral, a religious belief is necessary. However, I do not believe that to be the case.

I’m just saying if you’re a little worried 😧 you could come to me for me if I need it for my mom 🧓 or you know what you just have me in the car 🚙

Modern feminism started with equality but now often pushes male-blame, double standards, and special treatment instead of fairness

debate about the moral and scientifical view of abortion and opinion if it should be a legal practice

is abusive words r really uncivilized for society

I will prove Lebron James it the best nba player of all time

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I believe there is only one universe and that is ours, there are no other universes.

Trump's economic plans are detrimental to the U.S economy