Phylosophy-r Bayos Koto? by Abdullah Al Mamun (Kaikor)

"How Old Is Philosophy?"

The very title of this book sparks curiosity—why this name?

To put it simply, philosophy has no fixed age. Its age is as old as our thoughts, consciousness, and reflections. The subjects philosophy deals with are so fundamental and profound that they cannot be resolved through statistics or physical experiments. Instead, reason and logic become its primary tools. While knowledge arises from clear and accurate understanding of facts, a philosopher does not merely rely on factual knowledge. The ultimate pursuit of philosophy is wisdom.

Philosophy evolves through the quest and practice of wisdom. Pythagoras devoted his life to seeking wisdom rather than basking in the glory of knowledge—making him a true philosopher. The wisdom philosophy seeks includes insight, unwavering perspective, and balanced judgment.

This makes it clear that everything is a part of philosophy. That is why I have encapsulated my thoughts, consciousness, feelings, likes, dislikes, and opinions into this book. My words define the age of my philosophy!