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2 years ago in Applied Ethics , Metaphysics , Philosophy By Akshatha Patel
How do philosophy and science approach the fundamental questions of life and morality?
I’m interested in how two foundational questions—what counts as life and what counts as right or wrong—are approached across disciplines. Biology offers functional criteria for life, while philosophy often seeks deeper metaphysical or normative grounding. I want to understand how these inquiries intersect and why they remain central despite centuries of debate.
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