Is philosophy a necessary discipline or are they no longer needed due to progress of Science and Technology?

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NISA [10]3 years ago

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The correct answer would be, Philosophy is a necessary discipline.

Yes philosophy is a necessary discipline even after the progress of Science and Technology.

Explanation:

When the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence is being studied, especially in academic disciplines, it is called as Philosophy.

Philosophy is something which is needed to be studied for every other educational or professional discipline in order to know the real essence or the idea behind them. When we won't understand the philosophy of anything, we won't be able to understand the thing itself.

Philosophy is a necessary Discipline, whether there is a progress in Science and Technology, Philosophy will always be a necessary unavoidable discipline because it covers the most ground of any academic discipline.

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