A) Questioning B) Answering C) Calculating D) Assuming
A) Being-for-others B) Being-in-the-world C) Being-as-entity D) Being-within
A) Liberation B) Complexity C) Simplicity D) Enframing
A) It prevents distractions. B) It allows for true contemplation. C) It is a sign of ignorance. D) It is irrelevant.
A) Feeling B) Acting C) Calculating D) Knowing
A) Philosophical thinking B) Technological thinking C) Intuitive thinking D) Creative thinking
A) Writing extensively B) Speaking loudly C) Reading quickly D) Listening
A) It is a deep engagement with existence. B) It is a distraction from reality. C) It is mostly theoretical. D) It is rarely practiced.
A) Thinking creates Being. B) Thinking reveals Being. C) Thinking denies Being. D) Being is irrelevant to thinking. |