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Is philosophy emotional? Can it be? If it wasn't, how would it differ from logic?

What is open-mindedness, really?

Does a lie stray from truth itself or just what a person believes is truth?

If we don't know the truth to tell it, are we always, in some sense, lying? What is a lie?

What is justice and who decides?

What is relativity and why is it possible? is it something that objectively exists or is it something that manifests in the way we come to understand the world?

Hoes does examining the big picture take away from the small parts? How does examining the smaller parts take away from the big picture?

When we divide things and ideas down into smaller, more manageable parts, is it possible to lose something about the original subject?

Can something be more than the sum of its parts?

What relationship do facts have with truth? Why is it possible to draw different conclusions from the same facts?

If over the course of years every cell in our bodies are replaced, what does it mean to have an identity?

How can we tell the difference between reality and illusion? What if the rest of the world disagreed with you on what is real and what is not?

What gives any one person the right to tell another person what to do? Why do we give those particular individuals authority?

When does cooperation become obedience?

What is the value of failure?

Did the universe spawn from nothingness or did it always exist?