Original Philosophy

Two examples in favor of dialetheism, and two false paradoxes.

From mind to universe and back again.

World Science Fair, On-Stage Conversation:

Good, evil, quality, exploitation, beauty, depravity — it’s all here.

You don’t have to be a religious person to notice this…

On avoiding fallacies and practicing hermeneutics.

Deteething an old saw.

Shifting Contexts for a Relationship Ethics

The philosophical position that asserts the existence of true contradictions or “dialetheias.”

Focusing on the negatives and positives of not focusing.

Both the proponents and opponents of capitalism conflate it with free enterprise, hindering discussion and reform.

A comparison between Erdős, Kronecker and Overbeck views.

Or how numbers are even possible from a philosophical point of view.

Knowledge is only possible when we reach the number 2.

Terry McMullen, host of “What’s the Value?” podcast, interviews me.

Iris Murdoch’s Rebellion Against Oxford and Existentialists

Fifth in a series of articles considering the Age of Information, finding a common basis and dignity for considering ethical systems.

In politics, in science but not necessarily in life.

By its nature, politics is agonistic — a process of contention among people — but today it is an antagonistic process.

Consumerism and the reckoning with life’s absurdity

Fourth in a series of articles considering the Age of Information and different categories of information in the information world.

Natural functions, economic casuistry, and how sociality emerges from nature

(and five rules)

Prototype & Other Effects on Classification