Existence
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| '''Existence''' is the property of being; that which is in the category of '''what is'''. In everyday usage, '''existence''' consists of growing up, getting married, raising a family, work, and play. But many people have wondered if there is not more to existence than this, and philosophers have asked deep questions about the nature of existence. | '''Existence''' is the property of being; that which is in the category of '''what is'''. In everyday usage, '''existence''' consists of growing up, getting married, raising a family, work, and play. But many people have wondered if there is not more to existence than this, and philosophers have asked deep questions about the nature of existence. | ||
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Existence is the property of being; that which is in the category of what is. In everyday usage, existence consists of growing up, getting married, raising a family, work, and play. But many people have wondered if there is not more to existence than this, and philosophers have asked deep questions about the nature of existence.
See also
Human condition
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