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No, all philosophy questions cannot be answered
This position holds that not all philosophical questions can be answered. It argues that philosophy is the broad foundation of other disciplines rather than a field that yields definite answers of its own, and that many of its questions can only ever be resolved through personal experience.
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- Philosophy isn’t a true academic study that one can get answers fromAcademics are a way for people to understand different fields of study. These fields are often very broad which is why they're condensed in schools. Philosophy is a broad field of study which provides a foundation of other academic studies.
- Philosophy questions are only answered through personal experiencePersonal experience brings a lot of revelations. Experience is always a good way to improve one's life. Philosophy started by being questions asked and answered because of an individual's experience in life.