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On what topics have philosophers reached a general concensus?

Some background on me so as to explain why I'm asking the question: I've taken two undergraduate level philosophy classes, one general introductory course and another on Existentialism. My question stems from the fact that in both of these classes we examined various thinkers and their selected works, taking apart their arguments and dissecting how they thought about different topics. Sometimes works from different authors would be put into conversation with each other, but for the most part my classes focused on each philosopher individually. This leads me to the question, on what topics have the general philosophical community reached a conclusion? All these different writers have all this discourse on various subjects; do they ever all come to an agreement?
gpt
Philosophers (like everyone else) are in a general consensus about most things: what happens to a rock if you let go of it, what color oranges are, how many seconds are in a minute, etc. If there's a general consensus on some topic, though, philosophers don't study it, because what would be the point? So every time you study a philosophical issue, it's one not everybody agrees about, because if we all agreed, there wouldn't be much reason to study it.