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Philosophy Today

Encounters with Nietzsche: Collective Self-overcoming

Exploring Nietzsche’s Concept of Perspectivism

Jan 31

Two Perspectives in One

Jan 31

Published in
Philosophy Today

Encounters with Nietzsche: An Initial Skirmish

Beyond the name and cacophony of literary devices, “the lone and level sands stretch far away” (Shelley, 1876)

Nov 21, 2024

Two Perspectives in One

Nov 21, 2024

Published in
Philosophy Today

Galileo’s Delusion

Mathematics may well be the language of the physical universe, but what it says of consciousness makes little sense

Oct 19, 2024

Galileo’s Delusion

Oct 19, 2024

Published in
Know Thyself, Heal Thyself

Reflections on Wisdom

The more we try to describe it, the further we are from it.

Oct 1, 2024

Reflections on Wisdom

Oct 1, 2024

Published in
Philosophy Today

On Bad Faith and BoHo Philosophy

A brief polemical exploration of Sartre’s idea of bad faith

Aug 8, 2024

Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir

Aug 8, 2024

Published in
The Taoist Online

Reflections on Philosophy

It is good to know some philosophy stuff, but does it personally make a difference?

Jul 28, 2024

Reflections on Philosophy

Jul 28, 2024

Is Arendt’s Banality of Evil Still Relevant?

Yes, very much so in the sense she intended.

Jul 6, 2024

Is Arendt’s Banality of Evil Still Relevant?

Jul 6, 2024

Published in
The Taoist Online

The Tao of Philosophy

Philosophy, like life, is not a lolly-gobble bliss bomb.

Jun 26, 2024

The Tao of Philosophy

Jun 26, 2024

Published in
The Taoist Online

Are You Spending Too Much Time in The Spiritual Gym?

A gentle polemic on the inherent problem of chasing the profound. It can become an obsession.

Jun 9, 2024

Are You Spending Too Much Time in The Spiritual Gym?

Jun 9, 2024

Published in
Philosophy Today

On Truth and Horses

Theories are good, but are not everything

May 25, 2024

Truth theories; reality, idealism

May 25, 2024

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An old guy who thought studying philosophy would lead to wisdom. Funny thing, that, eh?

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