16
Mar
Housing and Invisible Problems
I'm on the train. It's a Saturday and I'm with my girlfriend travelling to
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04
Mar
Optimisers vs Drones
Since I gained enough social skills to function in society and organisations, I've gradually come to notice a
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12
Feb
Identity 101
The philosophy of identity asks a simple question. What makes me, me? It’s valuable because it’s answer has
2 min read
10
Feb
Against Pascals Wager
Pascals wager says that we should believe in god because the cost of not believing could be eternity in hell
1 min read
03
Feb
Against torture
If you read the public discourse, the standard argument for torture is that in some situations the moral harm of
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06
Jan
Not all good things are just
There is a distinction between whether an act or event was good and whether it was right. Goodness refers to
06
Jan
Infinite regress, circularity or axiomatic beliefs. Pick one.
I spent some time talking about metaphysics with my other half. There are physical facts. Jupiter pulls smaller things towards
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03
Jan
2018: Year 1 in Review
I started this blog with a post on the 14th of October, 2017. I mostly posted random collections of links
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31
Dec
Impossible Problems
(Epistemic Status: Uncritical Brain Dump. Read at your own risk. May contain raw cancer)
The world is so very large
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31
Dec
We burnt our own history
(Epistemic Status: Polemical. No lies but meaningful omissions)
When I read conservative websites, the more intellectual ones, they see the
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