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	Comments on: What are the origins and boundaries of philosophy?	</title>
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		By: Camillus Kassala		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The limits or boundaries of philosophy lie between the highest possible level of the capacity of the mind, and the lowest possible level of the capacity of the mind. This means this: answering the question about the boundaries of philosophy will depend on our ability, or not, to know the limits of the mind!

There are also some questions which one wonders they fall within the boundaries of philosophy: thingness vs nothingness? sense vs nonsense? 
Historically, philosophy has been morphing into new derivative sciences or systems of knowledge! How far can this morphing continue? It is like peeling an onion: how far can you go on peeling off a new discipline from philosophy you end up having no philosophy?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The limits or boundaries of philosophy lie between the highest possible level of the capacity of the mind, and the lowest possible level of the capacity of the mind. This means this: answering the question about the boundaries of philosophy will depend on our ability, or not, to know the limits of the mind!</p>
<p>There are also some questions which one wonders they fall within the boundaries of philosophy: thingness vs nothingness? sense vs nonsense?<br />
Historically, philosophy has been morphing into new derivative sciences or systems of knowledge! How far can this morphing continue? It is like peeling an onion: how far can you go on peeling off a new discipline from philosophy you end up having no philosophy?</p>
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