From any time in history.
Rousseau
Barthes

i read once , rent from the library books, and i like very much ancient Greek philosophy,
if you have in mind anything that any philosopher said to write please do, i would love to read it.
my favorite one is Heraclitus from the ancient Greeks and Krishnamurti

thank you, so much, all of you.
i think i understand the story , Stieve F,
is he talking about, the higher position you have in society, it can be corrapted or it is definetly corrapted?
please, if you can explain.
very interesting.

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I say no, but this might get some interesting answers.
I know people rarely return to these questions but here is an amendment to the:

Suppose that you either imagine or conjecture the existence of some alternate universe and come reasonably close in that hypothesis, such that you could devise a reasonable ‘experiment’ to test for its existence; in so doing, would you not have ‘communicated’ sentience into that universe?

Paradoxically, you have proven that you cannot prove its [universe containing no sentience] existence or non-existence.

When one attributes ‘existence’ to some phenomenon, aren’t they really attributing ‘meaning’?

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