“The unexamined life is not worth living.†–SocrateS

Please explain the important turning point of your life. What is your educational moment? What is the difference?

Have you thought that important matters are not important to you? What has changed?

If you know that you are only living one year, how will you live? What changes will you make in your life?

Purpose: Wise men once said that "uncensored life is not worth it". Junior High School As one of many meaningful projects in English, you need to write a formal paper that expresses your own philosophy of life. At this stage of our lives, you are definitely beginning to develop some ideas about your personal beliefs, goals and ideals. As in most people's circumstances, these personal thoughts are random, even sometimes conflicting images, which are not formalized. A personal philosophical paper carefully examines your current life and asks you to think seriously about the future

Socrates said that uncensored life is not worth living. This view is controversial. Is uncensored life worth living? Most philosophers object to the answer. Some claim that unmodified life is not worth while others support the redundancy of self-critical examination. In a recent article, Jamison scolded insisting that uncensored life is not worth living. According to Jamison, life not tested is not only worth living, but strict examination of life may not be advised as it may adversely affect participants and society as a whole. In Jamison's view, consistent and uncontrolled research on human life creates an ecstasy (spiritual sensation) for the people concerned. If allowed, this sensation can endanger thinkers and the whole society. According to Jamison, "I do not want to give it up once I've tasted this kind of thing."