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characteristic?? Don't you think they are the same (me & my friends we arguing about this) :tongue2:
Roxy said:characteristic?? Don't you think they are the same (me & my friends we arguing about this) :tongue2:
Essence refers to the fundamental nature or quality of something, often considered as its defining characteristic.
In philosophy, essence is the set of attributes or properties that make an object or entity what it fundamentally is, and without which it would lose its identity.
Yes, there is a difference between essence and existence. Essence refers to the intrinsic nature of something, while existence refers to its state of being or presence in the physical world.
Scientists study essence through various methods, including observation, experimentation, and analysis of data. They may also use theoretical frameworks and models to understand the fundamental nature of a phenomenon.
No, essence cannot be objectively measured as it refers to the intrinsic qualities or nature of something, which cannot be quantified. However, scientists can study and analyze the effects and manifestations of essence through empirical research.