did you have a special power??

God,. you really make me crazy,..

really hard to be explained,..

what is this exactly,..

you come when my heart lost 1 important part,..
you come to my life and make my life so happy,..


first you have my attention,..
but now,.. you have my life,.. my soul,..

yeahhh,.. I'm really fall in love,.. ^_^

Hey,.. you know something??

I Love you Girl,.. hahaha

God,.. What kind of feeling is this,..

I'm so freakin' MISS her...

philosophy

A philosophy is a way of thinking about the world, the universe, and about people. A philosophy is a group of ideas, worked out by a philosopher (someone who has studied ways of thinking about the world). The ideas in philosophy are abstract, which means that they are "things that cannot be touched." But this does not mean that philosophy is not about the real world. Ethics, for example, asks what we should do in our everyday lives, and metaphysics asks about how the world works and of what it is made.

Sometimes people talk about how they have a "personal philosophy", which means the way a person thinks about the world. This article is not about people's "personal philosophies." This article is about the ideas that have been thought about by philosophers (people who think and write about ways of thinking) for a long time.

For thousands of years philosophers have asked questions, such as:

• What is good?
• What is beautiful?
• Do we have free will?
• Does God exist?
• Does the world around us exist?
• What is a person?
• What is truth?
• What is evil?
• What is the relationship between mind and body?
• What is science?
• What is philosophy?
• What is love?

These ideas and questions from philosophy, and many more, have formed a large body of questions and knowledge that are written down in books.

There are many different types of philosophy from different times and places. Some philosophers came from Ancient Greece, such as Plato and Aristotle. Others came from Asia, such as Confucius or Buddha. Some philosophers are from the Middle Ages in Europe, such as William of Ockham or Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Philosophers from the 1600s, 1700s, and 1800s included Thomas Hobbes, René Descartes, John Locke, David Hume, and Immanuel Kant. Philosophers from the 1900s included Ludwig Wittgenstein and Jean-Paul Sartre.