Why Should We Continue Living? aka “Purpose of Life” is Actually an Optional Necessity

Black Box Justice or “Why free will concept is obsolete”

Why and how people should be judged is a hot topic dating back to the time that people started living together. The main concept that is used for a long time is the free will concept, and it is actually not a good model, it was just…

Good and Bad, aka Theory of Contextual Good

What is good and what is bad? A question as old as humanity, something we always have problems trying to have an agreement on. What is the essence of good and bad?

The Glued-Components Theorem or ‘Will Religion Become Obsolete?’

It is a very common discussion between any type of people, believers, non-believers, i-don’t-cares. Will religion become obsolete by time? What will happen in next twenty or one hundred years? We will have a different…

The Paradox of Intrinsicality of Ethical Norms

People don’t lie, because they are afraid of the outcomes. But in the same time, we can’t trust people that don’t lie just because they are afraid of the negative outcomes. We want them to have a sense of duty instead. Though, the duty needs to…

Importance of Having Diverse Pressure Sources, Or “How Decision Systems Sustain”

If we are talking about any decision system, we need to consider that an decision system has different sub parts with different concerns.

Art is not Humane, but Just Intelligent, aka Robots Will Also Dance

Is Philosophy Obsolete Now? Will it Ever Be?

Lately, I was having some reflections on the earthquake that happened and claimed many lives, and while listening the philosophical reflections from our guest Prof. Cengiz Çakmak in a live session with Dr. C. Cengiz Çevik, I figured out something that…