What is the world? What is a person? Who are we? Thank you!

1] The world is material; 2] Man is an animal with an intelligent mind; 3] We ourselves are ordinary people created by God, living people who can eat, walk, laugh, surf the Internet, and who we are.

The world is a collective, the place we live. Or you can understand that you have your own world, your own space. Man is the best who rules the world.

I am myself, and everyone has different personalities, ideas, temperaments, ......There is no second self in the world. So I am who I am, and you are you.

Heh: Your question, friend, depth and breadth, since it is a popular question, I don't think there is a definite answer, my answer is: the world is what you can't think of, and everything you think of is in this world. Man is the ruler of the world, at least the master of the planet.

As for us, that is, we are the world, and without the world, we are not called the world. I hope you are satisfied. Happy to you!

The world is nothing more than information that your brain is exposed to.

What is a person? This is an old and ever-new proposition, and one of the most proud riddles of the Sphinx is: "Walking on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet at night, is the only creature of all living beings that walks with a different number of feet."

When the feet are the most, it is when the speed and power are the least. Oedipus is the middle of the word, and the riddle is "man", because "in the morning of life, man is a weak and helpless child, who crawls on his feet and hands; At the end of his life, he became the prime of life, and walked on two feet; But in old age, at the end of his life, he needed support, so he used crutches as a third foot. The riddle of the Sphinx and the proverb "Know thyself", written on the temple of the sun god Apollo, show that while man knows nature, he also makes a request to know man himself.

Who are we" asks "how did we become what we are", or "what are the organic processes that make us what we are today", and this is a topic of modernity: "It is up to this thing to explain every thing that wishes to grow according to its own value, and this is the unanimous – in fact, interpretation is the means used to dominate something."

The reason why this question deserves to be seriously dealt with is that it not only proposes another perspective and another interpretation of the entire history of Western philosophy, but also forces us to get out of the so-called conceptual philosophical controversy, and then see if we can "go back" and rethink the philosophical problems that are entangled in us.

It depends on what you're standing on.

Newton's perspective.

Marx's perspective.

It's still Uncle Iron Egg's perspective.

As great men, they all have different understandings.

You're in for a good question.

We are ourselves, and no one is anybody;

Man is an accident in the process of natural evolution;

When a man dies, his world disappears.

Narrow-minded people, one person, one world, ordinary people, all beings are the world, transcendent people, the spirit is the world.

The world is an infinite number of you, me, him, and it. People are countless you, me, and him. We are you, me, and him who can be called ours.

Philosophical questions, don't think too much, people will be depressed if they think too much. Actively think about what you want to pursue in life, and then what you want to do.

The world is where I am, and people are the self I feel, and we are evil, and we are ourselves.

When life is conscious, it is only for existence, in order to understand everything, it cannot judge right and wrong, it can only respond to all kinds of changes.

One is all, all is one.

One is that you are the whole world.

All things in the world, all living beings, this self, are dependent originations, born according to the union of causes and conditions, and also perished according to causes and conditions, there is no unity, immutability, eternity, no subject, there is no reality. That is, there is no self-nature.

"I" and "my" (all things) are just illusions of cause and effect.

"I" is a false union of afflictions and karma.

The world is a collective, and people are the part that makes up this collective, and we are people. Embarrassment.

The world is a pile of, and people are the worm in a pile of, and I don't know if we are.

He said if there is, talk about what you know about it. That I don't think so, so it goes without saying, hehey (o).

I'm here for answers, too

Kungong's child, you can't afford to hurt it.

It's all Kungong's, alas, painful homework.

I'm also from Kungong, and I'm here to find the answer.