Philosophy Today

The odiousness of Nick Land’s anarcho-capitalism

Why “laws of nature” persists as a figure of speech in science

If I offered you $50, could that make you trust someone?

We need to do better

Scientists are caught between nature’s monstrousness and their humanistic ethos

Recognizing some fundamental properties of information help us wrap our head around some really tricky ideas.

Protecting Nature for Present and Future Generations

Understanding the Purpose of Questions and How to Make Them Better

Mind and Language Dissolved Into a Pan-Relational Existence

On What May Be the Greatest Debate in the History of Asian Philosophy

The Case of Unwanted Trust

Analysis of Yanis Varoufakis’ book “Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism?” (2023)

The Most Endemic of Japan’s Endemic Thoughts

The Chinese View that Shaped Japanese Social Life

A Paradigm Shift In Philosophy

Emerson and the transcendentalists reconsidered

The Practice of Philosophy and the Case of Trustworthy Robots

Why a new metaphysics might be necessary.

The Role of Inferences in Making and Analyzing Arguments

Neuroscience and Philosophy of an Age-Old Question

Jung says: embrace it instead

Trust, reliance, and the importance of self-care

On Wittgenstein’s Concept of Silence and the Limits of Language

Dispensing with David Bentley Hart’s classical theism