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Principle of sufficient reason (PSR)

A philosophical principle asserting that every fact has a sufficient reason or explanation, making the world intelligible. It is central to the arguments of Leibniz and Spinoza, who see it as a foundation for metaphysics, but remains controversial for its implications about necessity and free will.

Catégorie : Philosophie

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Is everything conscious?

If the question makes no sense to you, try spending some time with the principle of sufficient reason- by Sam Kimpton-NyeRead on Aeon

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