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Pinker vs. Damasio
This incomplete article is part of an ongoing approach of comparing Steven Pinker's perspective of consciousness with Antonio Demasio's.
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Daniel Sanderson, founder of planksip®, bridges classical philosophy with modern science. His book Re-Imagining Plato explores anthropology, philosophy, and neuroscience, redefining Plato for today.
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The Google Oracle Gets An Upgrade: Gemini Challenges ChatGPT's Supremacy in the LLM Arena
Google's Gemini challenges ChatGPT's dominance in the LLM arena. This "Google Oracle" boasts vast knowledge, reasoning capabilities, and creative flair. But does it outshine the familiar strengths of ChatGPT? The debate lies in the balance between utility and artistry.
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The Unbearable Likeness of Being
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Petersen, Jung and the Motives for Fear
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Jung's Iceberg of the Mind
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Ergo the Ego & the Schizophrenic
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What's your entry point to Environmentalism?
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What’s Next? Environmental Collapse?
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Is Love Existential?
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A Pullback from the House of Murdoch
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A Crisis in the Making
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A Culture on Crutches and Living a Life Worth Living... From the Urgent priority to 'a priori'...
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Descartes — 3.2 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean
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Dante — 8.9 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean
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Virgil — 3.7 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean — Bang on!
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Heidegger — 5.3 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean
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Wittgenstein - 3.2 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean
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Plato's Ship Has Already Sailed
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Deterministic Swirls of Goo and a Book Review
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Why Do You Believe?
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The Logic of Judgment in Law and Logic
The Logic of Judgment in Law: A Quest for Rational Justice The intricate dance between logic, judgment, and law forms the bedrock of any just society. At its heart, legal reasoning is an ambitious endeavor to apply systematic thought to the often messy realities of human conduct, aiming for decisions...
The Constitution as a Barrier to Tyranny and Constitution
The Constitution as a Barrier to Tyranny The enduring struggle for human liberty against the encroaching shadow of tyranny finds one of its most potent and intellectually profound defenses in the concept of a written constitution. Far from being a mere legal document, a well-crafted constitution, such as that...