This topic intrigued me. Phenomenology is good because it provides new keys to understanding. Now let's take these keys (which I suggested above) and ...
Thanks for bringing this up as I hadn't read it before (I joined the forum late). I'd also like to comment on the topic of the opening post. These wil...
In my opinion, modern people have almost forgotten what it's like to "feel shame." Films, books, and philosophers merely document its absence. Perhaps...
Finally! These words are like balm for the soul: I'll use this here on the forum whenever someone proposes another “Theory of Everything.” The paper l...
Although this topic is somewhat old, I'll leave my comment here (in case anyone finds it interesting). Not from a theological perspective, but from a ...
I sincerely sympathize with your way of thinking. Moreover, I assure you that I hold similar views regarding such shows. The problem is probably somet...
The horizon of the possible has truly expanded. In the 90s, a person who wanted money and respect had three culturally approved paths: education ? car...
It's not about neighborhoods or local differences—people everywhere are subject to the same influences, especially in the age of global media. My poin...
A very interesting essay that covers the same issues that I tried to cover here in a much deeper and more subtle way. I think you won't disagree that ...
A worthy critique and an interesting comment. You're bringing me back down to earth, saying that statements require empirical support. Moreover, the a...
I agree with you. In "Lolita," the aestheticization of evil (page after page of beautiful descriptions) doesn't lead to "redemption" or normalization,...
The idea for this post arose from a conversation about a local TV series centered around the justice system: it meticulously depicts abuses of power b...
As you may have read, this example is given as a vivid illustration. The topic I touched on concerns not the series but a cultural phenomenon. Yes. I ...
I agree with this, just as I agree that this isn't exactly news. For example, in another well-known series, "Game of Thrones," each character does som...
I asked this because I face this question daily, even in my everyday life. The point is that any assessment of a system you find yourself in from the ...
"Belief is a fictitious category." I'm intrigued by how your proof will look. I hope there's a flaw in your perfect syllogism that can be criticized, ...
I'm interested in your topic. Essentially, the discussion revolves around the opposition between "I believe" and "I think"—and, importantly, the unspo...
The very word "crisis" carries a negative connotation. It sounds like the loss of a familiar good. For example, illness is a health crisis, and death ...
Yes, that's exactly how I put the question. And moreover, what needs to be done to "go beyond the boundaries," to see from the outside? Is it possible...
I read this with a heavy heart. But consider: have you ever considered that what you're doing isn't just, or even primarily, an argument, but rather a...
I sympathize with your reflection on this matter. I often wonder, "By engaging in philosophy, am I finding meaning or simply engaging in intellectual ...
In the context of exposing your atheism (as I promised earlier in another thread), So, you're not asserting God or something definite, but something i...
It's not a simple question. Of course, I'm always curious about how exactly the person I'm speaking with calls the transcendental. Most often, it has ...
What is happening, I think, is that the author of the original post is trying to fit life into logic. At this point, he’s drawing a boundary between t...
I noticed that the term "Law (of Nature)" is misleading in your otherwise logically sound post. The term itself comes from 17th-century theology and j...
You distinguish between logical and empirical necessity, but it seems to me you fail to notice that even your "logical necessity" doesn't exist in a v...
I don't speak English very well myself and use a translator. I'll try to explain it sentence by sentence. The world is fluid. I gave an example of cha...
I gave this example not to discuss the quality or capabilities of modern robots, but to illustrate one example of the world's fluidity, which continua...
Okay, so let's say you enshrine the right to work in the constitution. Robots appear and replace humans in every field. The state can no longer guaran...
No, I was talking about something slightly different. If "ought" is derived from "necessary," and the idea of ??"necessary" changes over time, does wh...
I like the functionalist approach. I also share your idea about the origins of "ought." Essentially, this isn't a new idea—just a new perspective on a...
I couldn't ignore this, as I'm personally involved. In our region, proof and evidence are handled by "procedural law." It's typically codified and con...
I learned one very interesting lesson from reading this article. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.13928 I recommend reading the text itself. In short: a neu...
I can perfectly understand your feelings, especially since my family members live in the United States, where they moved in search of a better life. I...
Our discussion seems to be about 50 years too late. Although, I'm convinced, it must have been a very interesting time, with two diametrically opposed...
You reminded me of the opinion of one amateur philosopher from the 80s: https://youtu.be/sPLc4hLD3ts?si=JGQqfTqgHXO7XwDR I'm both impressed and horrif...
No offense taken. Perhaps you expressed yourself perfectly in context. The thing is, I've never met anyone who truly doesn't believe in God (what they...
You never cease to amaze and delight me. Unfortunately, I've met few Russians who understand their culture as well as you do. Rather, this idea of ??n...
You see, these ideas are good as a guarantee of protection against outside encroachment on any of these rights. Which turns out to be a huge fake. The...
It's paradoxical, isn't it? Maybe the problem lies in anthropology? I'm referring to this greedy expansion of meanings. I can't speak for everyone, bu...
Your post quoting Hazony got me thinking about the context of his ideas. It seems to me that at the core of the conservative approach, like the progre...
A very interesting topic to ponder. Basically, some empirical data suggests that our ancestors traditionally had a tail. Let's bring it back? Traditio...
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