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andresmauriciomar0
💎Dharma sutta 🤲☸️ :
ya me canse de la filosofia política. volveré a la filosofía clásica. 😞😞
2026-06-23 19:43:52
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teistae
⭑Estar ahí⭑ :
No dije Comparencia, porque simplemente se pueden confundir, por eso dije mucho existir
2026-06-23 19:39:56
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tomista_en_proceso
🐼_DIONISIO :
Te voy a papear
2026-07-18 02:08:19
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sebastianmartinpapotto
💎sebastianmartinpapotto🛡️ :
pero es pésimo esto. para empezar depende de qué se entienda por existencia. Ni es patente que la existencia no pueda ser lo último y por lo tanto deba ser por fuerza inexplicable, ni es patente que deba explicarse de algún modo, aunque sea por si misma. ni es patente ni siquiera inteligible que se pueda explicar por algo que no existe. ya que lo que no existe no puede ser causa ni explicacion de lo que existe. No basta con cambiar la palabra para encontrar un sentido.. Es una mera tontería de carácter lógico. La existencia o bien es condición de posibilidad de todo lo demás y por lo tanto no se explica, o bien es necesaria y por lo tanto tiene en si misma su razón suficiente
2026-07-08 04:59:08
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teistae
⭑Estar ahí⭑ :
@Ben💀, refuta estas porfavor. 🥰
2026-07-07 04:13:09
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