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Why this question (why?)? Because I need to start somewhere and this is because there is no absolute but everything is relative or at least this is my understanding so far. So that's why I should start with "why?". So let's start. Why? (as in why I'm writing this? or why I'm writing in general? or many other why-s like why we are here?)     Because there's a lot of interesting concepts that could be useful to answer all kind of questions and so it becomes obvious why there is a need that they are easily available. So how do you make concepts easily available? Well, you need to find them, store them, organize them etc. so let's start with the beginning. Let's create articles illustrating great concepts. Hopefully at some point some kind of categories will emerge so that we could more easily find them when we need them. (An interesting category could be thinking about thinking itself.)     And because I'm interested to understand why th...

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