The Sociable Solipsist

Critiquing democracy , paradoxically, strengthens it. In a perspective spanning continents and over 70 years, we gain insights on how to cope and adju...

We need to reconceive probability for deterministic systems. In doing so we run up against the limits of introspection

We all have a vague idea of what logic is. Using ice-cream, I will demonstrate a new hot take (ha-ha) on what logic really is.

There are nearly 7 chickens alive right now in cages if you are a meat-guzzler, but 0 if you are a Vegan. Whether it is right to fund this industry m...

Even Philosophers make a leap of faith. In fact, they make many

Progress in Mathematics and Science has been the result of a shared language — something Philosophy lacks

You know (a lot) less than you think. Or perhaps you know (a lot) more than most Philosophers.

It's not the contradiction it seems to be.

If a child asked 'what if 2=3?', and was then astounded that the universe functioned because 2 could equal so many numbers, you wouldn't become a dei...

'a priori' truths are the building blocks of Philosophical arguments. They are supposed to ve self-evident - so why don't Philosophers agree on what t...