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Take a look at Logictools. It is great for experimenting with propositional logic formulae. For truth trees, you can use this solver.
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The Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy is a tremendous resource for comprehensive information on a range of topics.
You can find a variety of primary texts on Jonathan Bennett’s website, Early Modern Texts.
Check out Peter Adamson’s History of Philosophy without gaps for details on philosophical developments in other traditions
For guidelines on how to write a philosophy paper, check out the entry on Jim Pryor’s website.
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Check out the School of Life YouTube channel. They have short introductory videos on philosophy (as well as on a host of other interesting topics).
Some YouTube playlists I like:
Peter Milican’s General Philosophy (also available here)
Shelley Kagan’s Death (alternatively, go through the Open Yale Course: Death)
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