If you want a horse to run fast, you must feed it with grass. Is it philosophy?

Proverbs: To make a horse run, you must make it eat more grass. Metaphor means that if you want others to make more contributions, you have to give them something in return. Generally speaking, if you want to gain something, you must pay.

The definition of philosophy has always been controversial. It expands with the development of history and changes according to the interests of different times on different issues. It is generally believed that philosophy is a method, not a set of propositions, propositions or theories.

The study of philosophy is based on rational thinking, seeking to make tested assumptions without jumping out of faith or just analogy. Different philosophers have different views on the nature of reasoning.

Philosophy (English: philosophy, Greek: Φ ι λ ο σ ο φ? α) is a discipline that studies basic and universal problems in the world and a theoretical system about the world outlook.

World outlook is an overall understanding of the nature of the world, the fundamental law of development, the fundamental relationship between human thinking and existence, and methodology is a theory about the ways people know and transform the world.