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|  Does philosophy seek proof? A lot of people like to "throw down the gauntlet" with challenges like "prove that you exist" or "prove that God doesn't exist." Is this how you think philosophy should be done? Is there any room for a philosophy that does not aim to prove anything, but rather to foster critical thought and an attempt at grounded belief? |
 
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