EinUchiha
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Lost? I don't think you can lost in an argument about Philosophy. It can only change your mind about certain subject and help one improve their mind.Back to the time when i was still a primary school student, i used to learn model essays by heart so that i would be able to write during an exam. I had been doing that overtime even after i entered high school. As a result, I didn't know how to write a well-organized essay and my logical reasoning was seriously flawed. I could hardly win any debate or argument on the Internet at that time. Luckily, my "teacher"(actually he was not my school teacher; he was just a respectable person i met on Facebook) taught me the very basics of logical thinking and reasoning. It was at this moment that I felt enlightened and stunned. Then I practised writing 3 essays on random issues per day. Besides, i also argued with people on Facebook on certain subjects, which are usually about Politics, Philosophy and History. Sometimes, I lost, but it was extremely fun. And that is how I learned writing. Anyone should write when they have freetime; don't just sit there and surf the VOZ like losers. Thank you for reading this.
I've never cared much about philosophy in my whole student life, but then I took a liking to an amzaing fantasy series. And my most favorite book in that series is the most disliked book. It was only later that I discovered the reason was that the author wrote that book just a few months after his father's death, which make the book so full of philosophy. Since then I started dwelling in more phillosophy side of books, and it helped me change my point of view and my way of thinking a great deal.
