Philosophy
Philosophy noun - The basic beliefs or guiding principles of a person or group.
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Theories and philosophy are semantically related in beliefs topic. In some cases you can use "Theories" instead a noun "Philosophy".
Theories
Philosophy and theories are semantically related in hypothesis topic. You can use "Philosophy" instead a noun "Theories".
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Aristotle transformed the landscape of western thought with his revolutionary theories of philosophy and science, which was an amazing achievement although the bulk of his theories are already discovered to be nigh-incomprehensible bullshit.
Source: Sophisticated as Hell -
The main antagonists, the Baramins of Lemuria, have a tendency to believe in outdated scientific, philosophical and/or political theories (ranging from Luminiferous aether to still being upset that Aristotles organon replaced Platonic philosophy!).
Source: Science Marches On
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