Sophia (Theoretical Wisdom):
* Focus: Sophia is concerned with unchanging, universal truths and first principles. It is knowledge for its own sake, driven by a desire to understand the fundamental nature of reality.
* Components: Aristotle considered Sophia to be a combination of:
* Nous (Intellect/Understanding): The ability to grasp immediate, self-evident truths and first principles.
* Episteme (Scientific Knowledge): The understanding of things that "cannot be otherwise" – necessary truths and their logical consequences.
* Nature: It's the highest form of intellectual virtue, allowing us to contemplate the most noble and divine subjects. Think of it as the wisdom of a philosopher, mathematician, or theoretical scientist. It's about knowing why things are the way they are.

>>24493897 (OP)
>Sophia is concerned with unchanging, universal truths and first principles. It is knowledge for its own sake, driven by a desire to understand the fundamental nature of reality.
Wow even ChatGPT gets this one right. And there's this midwit who has been hounding me for days now because he thinks sophia means being a good, virtuous, 'wise man', and he accuses me of thinking philosophy is just a sort of sudoku because he's such a pleb he doesn't appreciate learning for the sake of learning.

>>24493913
retard

>>24494016
Don't know enough English to catch that >>24493913 wasn't criticizing you, jeet?

>>24493913
>>24494028
Samefag

>>24494624
You wish, >>24493913 sounds like Aristotle/Fichte anon, but feel free to lash out like a retard at whoever so your AI threads die harder