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The Meaning of Life - According to Other People
The buttons below link to brief summaries of the thoughts of some of the more prominent past philosophers. I researched and wrote these for my own education and to see if there was anything there that would change my own thinking. There wasn't. But, having made the summaries, I thought that they could be useful to other people, so I've included them here.
Much of the information is taken from The Philosophy Book by DK (www.dk.com), Wikipedia and Google's AI overviews. I confess that, in general, I haven't read the philosophers' original works. I think there are better things I could do with the few years it would take me.
Ancient To 300 CE    
Medieval 300-1543 CE    
Scientific Revolution 1543-1700 CE    
Modern From 1700 CE
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Fun Stuff
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Optical Illusions
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Background image: https://pixabay.com/illustrations/beach-background-sea-ocean-3892386/ (cropped)
Chicken: Clipchamp       Student: Flickr       Telescopes: rawpixel.com (cropped)       Kids on phone: Max Fischer on Pexels (cropped)
Horsehead Nebula:wallpaperuse.com (cropped)       Child and vulture: David Erickson, flickr.com       Prism Pool: Google Earth
Optical illusion: rawpixel
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The other buttons will be of no interest, except maybe to people in the QAMT or Probus.
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And finally, a traditional Irish blessing:
May the sun shine warmly on your potatoes,
and may the rain dribble gently down your neck,
until we meet again.
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