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Our panel of 90 professional philosophers has responded to
- 74 Perception
- 107 Animals
- 79 Death
- 280 Language
- 275 Knowledge
- 87 Physics
- 241 Justice
- 32 Sport
- 79 Identity
- 115 Children
- 74 Beauty
- 215 Education
- 43 Color
- 50 War
- 23 History
- 67 Feminism
- 123 Profession
- 217 Value
- 58 Punishment
- 2 Action
- 569 Philosophy
- 24 Suicide
- 4 Economics
- 54 Medicine
- 36 Literature
- 384 Religion
- 30 Space
- 2 Culture
- 34 Music
- 164 Freedom
- 130 Love
- 280 Mind
- 96 Time
- 69 Business
- 1258 Ethics
- 109 Biology
- 58 Abortion
- 146 Existence
- 5 Euthanasia
- 68 Happiness
- 360 Logic
- 153 Sex
- 65 Truth
- 104 Art
- 77 Emotion
- 206 Science
- 27 Gender
- 87 Law
- 38 Race
There are different theories about that but one prominent theory, namely, Freud's - that repression and resistance are the reasons why much of our mental life is unconscious and save for himself -- he thought ordinary human beings could not break through that resistance on their own. As usual, Freud overstated things a mite, but there is something to be said for the view that we need some help in understanding the meaning of what is beneath the waves of our conscious lives - but that joint effort requires the ability to tolerate vulnerability and anxiety.