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November 25, 2025 Leonardo Caffo Interview with Paul B. Preciado Philosopher interviews Leonardo Caffo interviews Paul B. Preciado (more...)
November 18, 2025 Alex Goldberg The Land of Perfect Justice Short Story Solon stood before the people of Athens, their murmurs rising and falling like the waves crashing against the harbor behind him. When he spoke, his voice carried conviction enough to command them all. (more...)
November 9, 2025 John Shand Respect and Love What is meant is a form of respect that is a condition, one might say a conceptual precursor, to love proper. (more...)
November 3, 2025 Chris Atkinson An Ontological Disproof of the Devil? Some philosophers think that proving the existence of God might also disprove the existence of the Devil. (more...)
October 26, 2025 Peter Cave Exploring Israel’s assault on truth, reason and respect ...with touches of Hume, Hobbes and Hannah Arendt Let us start with David Hume. Context, caveats and nuances come later. Here is Hume, writing with regard to alleged miracles: (more...)
October 19, 2025 Eleftherios Makedonas Carlo Michelstaedter (1887-1910) Michelstaedter has been one of the few geniuses in human history who attempted to come to the very core of human suffering. (more...)
October 5, 2025 Sadaf G. Zaki The Ethics of Letting Die Saving someone from attempting suicide is glorified and is considered a heroic act. In this paper, I will argue that it is not always the right course of action. (more...)
September 28, 2025 Peter Cave Any Idea What We Have in Mind? Take, for Example, Democracy Democratic countries congratulate themselves on being democratic and are ever ready to spot, mock and condemn sham democracies. (more...)
September 21, 2025 Petrică Nițoaia What would a Stoic do in the digital age? These therapeutic, ethical and self-control ideas are the most important reason for the interest in this ancient philosophy, but a growing number of people are exposed to a superficial, surface-level Stoicism. (more...)
September 15, 2025 “Everything Flows” -- Heraclitus the Dark A History of Philosophy in Quotes A history of philosophy in its most famous quotes. Today: Ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus saying: Everything flows. (more...)
September 6, 2025 Syed W H Shah Red Dust And First Principles Does Political Philosophy Apply On Mars? Can the political philosophies developed on Earth, in completely different circumstances, truly apply to life on Mars? (more...)
August 24, 2025 Daniel Gauss The Secret Gospel of Frankenstein What If the Creature Had Remained Uncorrupted? There is a possible archetype here of the silent, rejected saint, the unthanked helper, the monk in exile. (more...)
August 15, 2025 John Shand Taking A Side It is sometimes said in a conflict or fight between people that, ‘Sometimes one has to take a side’. To emphasise the imperative, ‘just’ is added, and we have, ‘Sometimes one just has to take a side’. (more...)
July 31, 2025 Daniel Gauss The Algorithm of the Logos AI, Moral Truth, and the Divine Pattern Recently, two Claude AI units were set to converse with one another without much intervention. What emerged wasn’t chaos or code breakdown. (more...)
July 20, 2025 Petrică Nițoaia Can We Save Morality's Reputation? Reclaiming morals in the post-truth world Why is there such a difference between the picture of morality one gets from books and the one so many people encounter in real life? (more...)
July 5, 2025 Marc Bobro Project X Leibniz, Perpetual Motion, and my Father My father spent at least 40 years of his life working to develop an internally-driven perpetual motion machine. (more...)
July 4, 2025 Socrates on Knowing Nothing Philosophy in Quotes Explore philosophy through its most famous quotes! Today: Socrates on knowing that you know nothing. (more...)
June 28, 2025 Larry Chan Fear As fauna became more complex, particularly with backboned organisms known as chordates, basic brain structures evolved. (more...)
June 21, 2025 Sadaf G. Zaki A Supportive Partner Is Not What You Need Support can come in many forms. Whatever shape it comes in, it is one of the desired characteristics in selecting a good partner. However, an all-supportive partner should not be desired… (more...)
June 14, 2025 Brandon Robshaw Sex Metamorphosis Suppose the sciences of biology and medicine advanced to the stage where it became possible to change the sex of an animal (including, of course, human animals) completely. (more...)
June 6, 2025 Petrică Nițoaia The stories that keep you up at night are all made up Exploring the mythology of a mythless world Did the ancient Greeks really believe all those myths? We find it hard to imagine that people trusted the Oracle of Delphi with important decisions or prayed to such a horny and mischievous god as Zeus! (more...)