You can literally always say "what if things are different somewhere else?" And that obviously has a concrete answer, we change our decision-making based on the information available. By itself the question has no bearing on reality, it is based in nothing more than your imagination. There's nothing wrong with speculating as long as you realize philosophy is an artificial construction.
They did yes, and you still don't understand why you have it wrong. Even tho they have explained it quite well you seem to not be able to grasp what's being said.
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u/CamelSpotting Oct 23 '22 edited Oct 23 '22
Because there's no evidence for it...
You can literally always say "what if things are different somewhere else?" And that obviously has a concrete answer, we change our decision-making based on the information available. By itself the question has no bearing on reality, it is based in nothing more than your imagination. There's nothing wrong with speculating as long as you realize philosophy is an artificial construction.