r/philosophy

: "This video aims to answer a crucial question: Why do we constantly entertain ourselves and divert our attention? I explore Blaise Pascal's Philosophy, connecting it with Heidegger’s concept "Being toward Death" and Ernest Becker’s book “The Denial of Death”."

: ""All Animals are Conscious": Shifting the Null Hypothesis in Consciousness Science"

: "Alex Fisher (Cambridge University), “Emotion and Ethics in Virtual Reality”"

: ""All Animals are Conscious": Shifting the Null Hypothesis in Consciousness Science"

: "We need to move beyond the binary of what is true or false. Contradictions are part of Reality and they are here to stay. | Philosopher Graham Priest argues we need to embrace paradoxes to understand Reality."

: "The Surplus Value of Knowledge"

: "Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. IX. segment 19a23-19b4: At the crossroad between actuality and possibility. Where assertions about the future diverge"

: "Occasionally, we might be struck by a disturbing feeling: that life is absurd, and nothing we do matters. Albert Camus thinks rather than deny life’s absurdity with comforting delusions, we can establish a more authentic happiness by perpetually scorning our absurd fate"

: "If free will is an illusion, moral responsibility crumbles with it. Paul Rée, the unflinching realist who influenced Nietzsche, thought human actions is strictly governed by causal necessity, making any notion of responsibility indefensible - in theory and in practice."

: "If Free Will is an illusion, moral responsibility crumbles with it. Paul Rée, the unflinching realist who influenced Nietzsche, thought human actions is strictly governed by causal necessity, making any notion of responsibility indefensible - in theory and in practice."