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.
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How to Become an Official Enemy of the Professional Academic State. The Timeline of the Sartwell Case, and What It All Means
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Plato's Ship Has Already Sailed
From a deterministic standpoint, it would be ideal if we could pull out patterns in the data emulating fractals found in nature as in Ken Ono's 2011 discovery of the first finite formula to calculate the infinitely repeating partition superstructure.
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For me, the nervous system is the nerve structure of consciousness. Language is our common 'esthétique'. Readers will pull vast amounts of information from this title if they spend the time to discover the hidden gems within.
Killing with Kindness
Hell from the inside
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The Determined Criticism of a Critic
Principles without Compass: When Ideals Become Ideologies
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Why Do You Believe?
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The Human Quest for Meaning: Philosophical Reflections on Life's Purpose
I Played Cities Skylines for 2500 Hours, and Here’s What I Learned About City Planning
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Coral Reefs
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Sarcasism Never Satiates
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The Principle of Justice in War and Peace and Principle
The Enduring Quest for Justice in Conflict and Harmony The principle of justice, a cornerstone of ethical and political philosophy, faces its most profound tests in the realms of war and peace. This article explores how philosophers, from antiquity to modernity, have grappled with defining, applying, and upholding justice in...
The Role of Emotion in Political Opinion and Emotion
The Emotional Undercurrents of Political Opinion The landscape of political discourse often appears to be a battle of ideas, a clash of policies, and a contest of rational arguments. Yet, beneath this veneer of logic and deliberation lies a powerful, often unseen, force: emotion. This article explores how emotion is...
The Distinction Between Matter and Quantity and Matter
The Fundamental Divide: Unpacking the Distinction Between Matter and Quantity The world around us, in all its tangible complexity, often presents itself as a seamless whole. Yet, to truly comprehend its nature, philosophy compels us to dissect its fundamental components. Among the most crucial distinctions we can make, one that...
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