Yes, that's why i linked you and others to this video on 'the history' of Israeli oppression of Gazans et al. Also this (in case you missed or willful...
If you believe Daniel Dennett was "the most consistent representative of scientism" (which he wasn't), Wayf, then it's quite likely you haven't studie...
No. However, injustice is a kind of harm perpetrated by a group (i.e. its institutional functionaries) against individuals. Not if "incapacitating" th...
What I mean is this: to say that "all human actions are moral actions" (dogma) in effect negates itself (dialectically) by entailing that there are no...
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/897768 Remembering Daniel Dennett 1942-2024 (whom I had the honor of meeting after public lectures i...
:up: I don't think these statements make sense or are useful (re: if "all" x = y, then ~x = y). In the metaethical framework of moral naturalism, I th...
:up: :up: Well, to begin with it seems, "the point" is to interpret questions we (still) do not know how to (definitively) answer and thereby reason t...
Throughout history and across cultures many many nonbelievers have sacrificed their lives in order to protect their families / communities and/or to o...
Humans will probably never know. Both. Yes: planck and relativistic phenomena ... I can't imagine it. Certainly (re: technical impossibilities). How a...
On the contrary, I propose that moral agents flourish to the degree effectively 'preventing and reducing harm and/or injustice' become habits. This fo...
15April24, Las Vegas, NV: Do you remember the "red tsumani" that didn't happen in 2022? :mask: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/89557...
At this point only a few of my own ... from a 2023 thread Is "good" indefineable? ... https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/comment/778879 and als...
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