I think from this premise a lot of things or considerations can be derived. If one equivocates the ego with the self, then I believe most of the tenan...
Interesting. I'd like to ask, in correspondence with the OP, whether only through experience can one come to learn, or even know, such basic moral fac...
To equate habits that are adaptive with virtue seems to me a little too Aristotelian or even too dogmatic in terms of right conduct and proper belief....
I appreciate the article. It seems like the economics for synthetically grown meat is still in its infancy. I hope for it to be a catalyst for cheaper...
Synthetic meat is something that hasn't yet flourished in economies yet. Imagine McDonalds making $1 hamburgers with synthetic meat. Imagine the astro...
In epistemic logic, such cases are known as known known's, known unknown's, and unknown unknowns. Yet, there are examples of making false inferences l...
Thinking in terms of a Venn diagram, you could have many points of congruence or intersection between sets and be able to say something along the line...
I think that in a world where there are so many variables, that the situation couldn't have been any different, or the methodology couldn't have been ...
Yes, fascinating topic to drill. Quite curiously, I want to ask, from what I understand the forebrain was developed by our need for the use of tools i...
I accepted your post as the answer to this thread; but, wanted to further ask, if inference based off of causality is something that only humans can d...
This might be a question framed best in terms of anthropology, but, I'm also quite interested in what the concept of a creator might mean to a chimpan...
I agree, but, is conceptualization something that can be specified any further? I left the OP ambiguous about what defines the capabilities on h. sapi...
I think the OP is written in the right way. In terms of held beliefs and norms, karma can seem like a thing that exists with respect to known known's....
I'm at a loss for words. I know there's something about an association you made of the 50's and 60's in regards to African-Americans and the police. C...
I was influenced greatly with Wittgenstein, and the way in which he addresses your final question of an awesome opening post. Wittgenstein did away wi...
How about why they're called Mr. Popo or the "Man"? I think the "Man" alternative arose during the 60's. Nobody calls them peace officers like in the ...
Pot speaks to kettle. It's a democracy and people want some other candidate than Biden, so what's the issue with not having a second term. Act mature ...
I was wondering to what happened to the old Internet when Darwin, Dennett, and Dawkins were overtly trying to proselytize evolution against Christians...
Yes, I just researched the image. It was painted in 1850 by an unfortunately unknown artist. It is described as folk art. Here: https://britishfolkart...
Yes, I have something to say about how Wittgenstein approached Gödel's incompleteness theorems as logical paradoxes. Namely, because Wittgenstein took...
If you're looking for something beautiful, here's a picture of two pigs on the countryside. I think the theme of the painting is rural naturalism. htt...
At the sake of sounding incoherent, I just wanted to provide my rationale for asking (what I perceive) a fundamental question about formal and non-for...
As the topic progressed, I simply will rephrase the OP to look, as the following: Are Gödel's incompleteness theorems applicable to non-formal languag...
So, I think you are right about the centrality of truth in formal systems with axioms. Therefore, do you think that the very fact that we have circula...
So, since definitions are circular and the scope of natural languages take place in the world itself, then do you think that there's anything that can...
The interesting part is that after you down some opioids, you should sue the maker of OxyContin, which made you down some opioids, which you shouldn't...
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