I would like to say "hi" to all members of the Philosophy Forum with the famous 11th thesis of Marx on Feuerbach: "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it."

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welcome, its nice to meet you.
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“Philosophy could solve the world's problems, if the world's problems were not relevant to the world.”

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Philosophical interpretations of the world in various ways, however, can actually change it, although not in the immediate and heroic fashion some may wish.
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A very intelligent reply, since political thought is itself a kind of political action, though I would like to discuss further with you Marx's point in another topic that I could open up in another day regarding Habermas' distinction between positivist, hermeneutic, and critical knowledges.

Welcome, Ant.

I look forward to chewing up some Marx, Feuerbach, and maybe even some Hegel with you.

Dear Reconstructo, those names are really very important for me; I am looking forward to making fruitfull discussions with you on those subjects.