1. Do we know anything at all?

ANSWER: There is no definite way to confirm that we know anything at all. Only from our direct experience can we claim any knowledge about the world. It is hard to imagine a world that exists outside of what we can perceive. ... Experience, however, comes through the lens of perception

.2. How do we determine whether a given piece of reasoning is good or bad ?

ANSWER:if you can satisfy yourself that the premises are true, perhaps because they are backed up by good sub-arguments, then you know that you have a good argument. If a premise is false or if it's not backed up by a good sub-argument, then the argument is bad.

3. Why do we find certain things beautiful?

ANSWER:What he found is that when his study's subjects experienced a piece of art or music they described as beautiful, their medial orbito-frontal cortex–the part of the brain just behind the eyes–”lit up” in brain scans. Art they found ugly stimulated their motor cortex instead. ... Beauty gave the brains a dopamine reward.

4. How should I treat others?

ANSWER:Treat them with respect and make their journey your own. 2. Listen with curiosity, speak with candor, and act with integrity. ... Speaking your truth allows people to be honest with themselves and with you, and acting with integrity keeps relationships on a high standard.

5. What is the nature of reality?

ANSWER:The nature of a reality, or of Reality, is a description or explanation of that reality, or of Reality. A reality for a particular stone or person consists of that stone's or person's interactions with changing environments – ie with what becomes for them.