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Philosophy

Is ignorance truly bliss?

@smoke_8636eb3c
Yes 59% (33)No 41% (23)
56 votes 52 29 1010
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Discussion (29)

PM24
@PM241h ago

This question perfectly captures why 7BillionMinds exists.

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@priya_n1h ago

The comment section on this one is as valuable as the question itself.

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@alex_riv1h ago

Well said. The nuance matters here.

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@smoke_974297511h ago

This is exactly what I was thinking too.

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@nina_ok1h ago

I think the answer will look very different in 20 years.

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@smoke_6966a78b1h ago

I think the answer will look very different in 20 years.

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@sofia_r1h ago

I think the answer is culturally dependent. Fascinating question.

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@finn_l1h ago

I keep coming back to this question. It's deceptively simple.

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@kwame_a271h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@jblake221h ago

This is exactly what I was thinking too.

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@nina_ok1h ago

My grandmother and I have completely opposite answers. Generational gap is real.

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@carlos_r1h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@Rock1h ago

The comment section on this one is as valuable as the question itself.

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@rina_s1h ago

Bookmarked. Revisiting when I have more perspective.

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@smoke_6966a78b1h ago

This is why diverse perspectives matter so much.

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@leosantos1h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@smoke_974297511h ago

I think the answer will look very different in 20 years.

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@nneka_i281h ago

Voted no but I respect the yes camp. Good arguments on both sides.

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@mei_w211h ago

I genuinely don't know how to vote on this. Both sides are valid.

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@smoke_974297511h ago

My kids (teens) and I voted differently. Really opened my eyes.

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@nina_ok1h ago

Well said. The nuance matters here.

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@finn_l1h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@zara_ah1h ago

I genuinely don't know how to vote on this. Both sides are valid.

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@elena_v281h ago

Forwarded the link to my philosophy professor. She loved it.

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@omar_h331h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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@smoke_8636eb3c1h ago

I keep coming back to this question. It's deceptively simple.

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@nneka_i281h ago

I think the answer will look very different in 20 years.

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karinalopez195_mu5l
@karinalopez195_mu5l1h ago

Well said. The nuance matters here.

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@carlos_r1h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

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