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🧠 What do you mean by ‘creativity’?

💖 Creativity is involved in every area of life

🐙 Terminology troubles

☸️ What do you mean by ‘fallible’?

🔮 Defining ‘coercion’, ‘coercive’, ‘coerce’

🧬 What is a ‘meme’—‘antirational’ or otherwise?!

🌀 What do you mean by ‘problem’?

🔵 What does ‘active’ mean if not ‘preferred’?

💎 What do you mean by ‘rational’?

❇️ What do you mean by ‘knowledge’?

🪀 What do you mean by ‘theory’?

🍏 What do you mean by ‘enacting a theory’?

🤢 What do you mean by ‘coercionist’?

⭐️ Clarification of what I mean by ‘coercion’

🌕 ‘Influence’ versus ‘coercion’

🔥 ‘Coercion’—the meaning of the word

✴️ The quest for a euphemism for ‘coercion’

👩🏻‍🦰 How is the word ‘parenting’ not taking children seriously?

👹 What do you mean by ‘paternalism’?

🔴 The word ‘theory’

🍎 What do you mean by ‘having an agenda’ for your children?

♥️ What do you mean by ‘noncoercive’? What is the difference between coercion and ‘non-coercion’?
 

“I must always remember the principle of never arguing about words and their meanings, because such arguments are specious and insignificant.”
– Karl Popper, 2002, Unended Quest, Chapter 6: My First Philosophical Failure: The Problem of Essentialism, p. 14

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