r/philosophy

: "Philosophy was once alive"

: "“Violence can be justified by its consequences.” | Peter Singer debates the complex relationship between violence and Ethics, questioning whether the 'oppressor vs. oppressed' narrative strengthens or undermines moral principles."

: "Consciousness Evolved for Social Survival, Not Individual Benefit"

: "The Market and The State Can't Solve Everything: The Case for a Shared Morality"

: "Knowledge in Real-World Contexts: Not Glamorous, but Indispensable"

: "“There is some objectivity in our sense of taste and smell.” | Philosophy has overlooked the senses, missing their complexity and influence on our consciousness and Reality. It's time to reintegrate them to better understand ourselves and the world."

: "Newcomb’s Problem, Neuroscience and Free Will"

: "How Spiritual Naturalism Could Save Our Future"

: "Reality after realism | We must embrace the death of Language and accept that rationalism, with its emphasis on abstract reasoning and theoretical constructs, inevitably leads to the dismissal of realism by questioning Language's ability to accurately describe reality."