Heidegger says, "We are not interrogating this being or that being, nor all beings, each in turn; instead, we are asking from the start about the whole of what is."

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Heidegger's philosophy emphasizes on understanding the whole of being (Being) rather than individual or categorical beings. He argues that traditional metaphysics and philosophy have focused too much on the explanation of beings in general, rather than delving into the fundamental understanding of Being itself.

Heidegger Says, "We Are Not Interrogating This Being or That