Philosophy CPT: “The unexamined life is not worth living”

The phrase "philosophy" means love for wisdom, but those studying philosophy try to acquire reason by reason. 1 Socrates, the father of ancient philosophy, once said that "uncensored life is not worth living." This is the most important part of life and you need to find the purpose and value of life. If a person chooses to live their lives without confirmation, their lives will be worthless and they will feel unhappy. They also do not know the impact of their choice on themselves and the people around them.

Socrates believes that uncensored life is not worth living. This view is controversial. Is uncensored life worth living? Most philosophers do not agree with the answer. Some claim that unmodified life is not worth while others support the redundancy of self-critical examination. In a recent article, Jamison criticized and insisted that uncensored life is not worth it. According to Jamieson, not only is the life not tested worth living, but strict examinations of life should not be recommended as it may adversely affect participants and the whole society. In Jamison's view, consistent unregulated inspections of human life can create ecstasy (spiritual sensation) among stakeholders. If allowed, this sensation can compromise philosophers and the whole society. According to Jamison, "I do not want to give it up once I've tasted this kind of thing."

Socrates said uncensored life is not worth living, and philosophy is a means to test your life. A remarkable example is Adishankaracharya's text "Vivekachudamani", in which "viveka" or "discrimination" is assumed to be "chudamani", "crest jewel" and must be explored to clarify the meaning Main quality of existence of people. I believe that the accuracy of art provides a means for studying my life and getting insight into a practical, familiar, personalized philosophy.