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(see: metu)
a pioneering university in turkey.

not following my mind.

a list in which all the jews were rescued by schindler during ww2. it is also a book was written by thomas keneally. you should have an insensitive personality to finish it without crying. there is also a movie shot in 1993. i know that is a common cliche but yet i feel obliged to say that the book was better by far than the movie. that is to say never make the mistake of watching the movie first before you read the book.

a beverage for cool people. i do not know why but it seems to me that as if it is necessary to love coffee to be an aesthetic person. if you are not a big fan of coffee, there is no chance for you.

a country where i believe everything will change in 2023 in a positive or negative way.

a website where you can find amazing coupons that work 100%. i used their free coupons more than 10 times, all of them were accepted immediately. especially, coupons for aliexpress are the best ones. sometimes they give a direct discount. for instance, no matter what the amount, you can use a 5$ discount for all the products, which means you can buy something for free up to 5$. i tried it and it was permitted. i feel like i am a total scumbag though :d

a chemical company that is founded in turkey. it is exclusively prevailing in the field of exportation of plastic.

an interactive dictionary that i have just become a member. besides, it has been a topic in which i sent my first entry.

here we go!

a greek philosopher from athens lived from 500 to 400 bc. he was the one who turned nature-oriented philosophy into human-oriented philosophy. before his time, philosophy was being done to understand nature. so, the main purpose of philosophy was to find out the first cause of the world. but it is obvious that humanity or its interests came into prominence in socrates' philosophy.

a discipline that attempts to answer the questions about existence, knowledge, ethics.

one of the main subject matters in philosophy. it even has a science: ontology

according to aristotle, it was called "first philosophy". it examines and tries to find out the first causes of being. contrary to popular belief, it is not related to fairies, elves, or magical things.

one of the most addictive games i have ever played in my life. even though it is not very common in my generation, i could barely quit playing it.

the philosophy of knowledge. it asks some questions like "what is knowledge?", "how do we know something", "what is the meaning of knowing something" etc. consequently, it is so crucial in philosophy.

a well-known historian, author from israel. explains everything like you are five. his books can be used as a good incentive in order to encourage high-school students about history.