The document discusses different types of philosophizing and thinking. It notes that everyone has an innate ability to philosophize, including children and mentally disturbed individuals. However, people do not always respond philosophically and may give non-philosophical answers. It then provides examples of philosophical questions and prompts critical thinking about survival strategies. Finally, it defines philosophy, science, and what is epistemological.

2. 1. Everyone is a philosopher.
2. Children can philosophize.
3. Questioning leads to philosophizing.
4. Mentally disturbed people
philosophize.
5. There are times that people answer
in non-philosophical way.

3. 1 + 1 = 0

4. 1. What do you observe on
the picture?
2. Do you think it’s correct?
Why? Or Why not?

5. 1. There was an airplane
crash, every single person
on board died, but yet two
people survived. How is this
possible?

6. 2. What goes up and
never comes down?

7. 3. Imagine you are in a
row boat surrounded
by sharks. How would
you survive?

8. What strategies or
ways did you use to
answer the question?

9. a basic ability to perceive,
understand, and judge things
that are shared by nearly all
people without need for debate.

11. characterized by the
methods and principles of
science

12. relating or devoted to the
study of the fundamental nature
of knowledge, reality, and
existence.