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1. Why is philosophy sometimes defined as "thinking about thinking"?
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1. Why is philosophy sometimes defined as "thinking about thinking"?

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because Philosophy isn't about theories and facts. It's about thinking. Philosophers are full of wonder and always asking questions. ... Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that focuses on questions about being.
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