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Global Philosophy: Is building a better world possible? Practical solutions

WhenTue, Nov 10, 9:00 PMStarts in 13 hours📅 Add to calendarWhereHostThe Toronto Philosophy MeetupCostNot stated — check with the hostOneJoy doesn't handle payments — settle directly with the host or venue.CapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Global Philosophy: Is building a better world possible? Discuss real world solutions and their practical applications 1. Alignment: This group is best suited for anyone who wishes to see a better world, believes it is possible, and feels purposeful about this 2. Discussion: solution-oriented discussions, all areas of study and knowledge are welcome 3. Synergizing solutions: aim is to collaborate and find agreement in what is the problem and solution 4. Solution to execution: conceptualizing practical applications of our united solutions This meeting runs same time weekly, for us to continue building solutions and frameworks, fun thought experiments, and build a sense of community of like minded individuals Some subjects we may initially look at: human nature, non governmental impact possibilities, new types of social institutions, new education, self knowledge, a unified worldview, etc You do not need to be a seasoned philosopher to be part of this team of thinkers and doers, jump right in. As long as you are interested in truth and building a better world, you should be completely good

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