Q: Existence vs. non-existence, the origin of the concept of value, and the origins of morality
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Q: Is there ‘absolute universal knowledge’ and who determines it?
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Q: How does one judge what is best for one's life? What values are universal and what are specific to individuals. How does that apply to judging music: Mozart vs. rap
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Q: Is life the standard for survival or flourishing?
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Q: Why do many religious communities appear to be healthier than other communities?
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atheism as a derivative concept or secondary consequence of Reason
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Q: Isn’t the Aeon article derived from St. Augustine’s works?
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Q: Galt’s Gulch as a model for society?
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Q: What is Objectivism’s meaning of life?
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Q: How does one compare Rand’s life with her philosophy?
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Q: What if people die due to lack of charity under laissez-faire medicine?
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Q: What about Mises’ grounding of economics in praxeology and what is a proper grounding of economics?
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Q: What is Objectivism’s view of death and dying?
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Q: Would Yaron debate Stefan Molyneux?
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Q: How does one deal with being objective in a tribalistic society?
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Q: What about the disabled people under laissez-faire?
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Q: What is Objectivism’s position on sacrifice?
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Q: What is a proper measure of a society's’ value and virtue?
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Q: How does one compare nationalism’s threat vs. Islam’s threat?
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Q: Differentiate between the person who seeks love and seeking to be loved?