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Can a murderer be innocent? ¿ Are you really unique? ¿ What does it mean to be in love? ¿ Can you ever believe anyone who says `I¿m telling the truth¿? ¿ What separates a saint, a sinner and a suicide bomber? With puzzles and paradoxes, jokes and tall stories, Peter Cave offers a witty investigation into 33 of life¿s most important questions. Teeming with fiendish but delightful logic, Peter Cave¿s tales will have you thinking and arguing about life and the universe. From how to get into heaven to tortoises that cannot be outrun, this is a fresh take on philosophy¿s most fascinating conundrums. Prepare to be perplexed!…mehr

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Can a murderer be innocent? ¿ Are you really unique? ¿ What does it mean to be in love? ¿ Can you ever believe anyone who says `I¿m telling the truth¿? ¿ What separates a saint, a sinner and a suicide bomber? With puzzles and paradoxes, jokes and tall stories, Peter Cave offers a witty investigation into 33 of life¿s most important questions. Teeming with fiendish but delightful logic, Peter Cave¿s tales will have you thinking and arguing about life and the universe. From how to get into heaven to tortoises that cannot be outrun, this is a fresh take on philosophy¿s most fascinating conundrums. Prepare to be perplexed!
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Writer and broadcaster Peter Cave teaches philosophy for The Open University and City University London. Author of the bestselling Can A Robot Be Human?, he chairs the Humanist Philosophers¿ Group, frequently contributes to philosophy journals and magazines, from the academic to the popular, and has presented several philosophy programmes for the BBC. He lives in London.