Ways to Say "Should"
There is good reason to believe that moral entities do not exist objectively, because it is a matter of empirical fact that people disagree about them in a way that they do not disagree about physical reality.
exploring ideas, igniting minds
Get the email newsletter and unlock access to members-only content and updates
Processing your application
Please check your inbox and click the link to confirm your subscription
There was an error sending the email
How to Become an Official Enemy of the Professional Academic State. The Timeline of the Sartwell Case, and What It All Means
The New Prison of Language: Some Words in English Against the Oppression of Mandatory English in Professional Philosophy.
A Night on the Town
Capturing Mood — the Value of Mood Stories
Self After Death
In Defense of Panpsychism
See what we’ve written lately
===Insomnia=Routines===
Few people have a road as a religious path, but it's a road to put on your map. Zero Avenue is my Bible. You can be driving in Canada and see some old guy ten feet away in America, checking his mailbox. Completely different lives lived. Even though we're brethren...
The Not-Quite-Rational Animal
So emotions are judgments, judgments that we rely on to get through life. They are vitally necessary. We could not get along without them.
Originality of Thought and Knowledge
Candide by Voltaire (REVIEW)
Only a Chasm Lift
Air Pollution
Real Philosophy from the Outside.
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne (REVIEW)
The Gate at Dawn—The Báb and the Blueprint of Renewal
The Tragic Hero in William Shakespeare's 'King Lear': A Moral Analysis
My Obligatory Jordan Peterson Treatise
Supervenience, Weak
How Is Littering Still A Thing?
Radah
Being Immortal
Teleological Evolution
Hammer Rhetoric
Access to Energy
Metamorphosis
Lucid Dreaming
“Mind the Gap”: How to Close Professional Philosophy’s Gender-Gap and Minority-Gap.
On the Philosophy of Religion
Members
The PEC(ing) Order of Authorshit
Members
Anti-natalism and the Non-Being of Nothingness
Members
Shelley, Oppen and the planksip Poet
Black and White Poetics - Episode 1
The Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum (REVIEW)
Members
Apollonian and Dionysian Dualities Side-by-Side
Members
The Right and Privilege to Die
Members
Ranges of Right - Dynamic Philosophical Models
Members
On Death, A Charnel House, Creativity and Restructuring Capitalism
Members
The Body’s Minimal Unit of Meaningful Difference
Members
Lost But Not Forgotten
Boys and Girls by Alice Munro (1968)
In case you missed it
Adam as Body, Eve as Soul: The Inner Drama of Attachment
The Monster, the Temple, and the Missing Ministry in the Church
Joy as Spiritual Warfare in Trauma and Work (What I Learned from Wanda Thibodeaux)
By Faith Moses Refused: Identity Without Envy, Solidarity Without Coveting
