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Pensive Thoughts from a Pensive Dreamer
Pensive Thoughts from a Pensive Dreamer. Thursday, October 6, 2016. Radicalism: The Virus that Keeps on Giving, whether we want it to or not. Last time I checked, not everyone is racist. Not everyone is homophobic. Not everyone is sexist. Not everyone deliberately discriminates. Not everyone is out to offend. The greatest error in the radical protesting that we have seen, like Austin or Ferguson, is that people are ignoring the facts. And this isn’t my opinion either. DEMOGRAPHICS. Not everyone is racist...
Philosophy By Neal | Simplicity in a Very Complicated World
Simplicity in a Very Complicated World. Fewer Newspapers Readers, More Fake News. April 30, 2017. Fake news (or just plain false stories) about politicians have been around for over two hundred years but certainly not to the extent as in recent years; we can blame the internet and social media for that. It’s not a coincidence the spread of fake, partial truths, and distorted news has increased while readership in mainstream newspapers has fallen off. Newspapers are written for the general public and ...
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Philosophy by the Way
Philosophy by the Way. Eleven years of blogs in philosophy. Monday, April 09, 2018. The paradox of tolerance. Statue of Spinoza in Amsterdam. Sometimes it seems that every philosopher has his or her own paradox. Last week I discussed Condorcet’s paradox. In other blogs I have discussed paradoxes ascribed to the Greek philosophers Epimenides, Meno and Zeno. There is a Hume’s paradox; Wittgenstein discusses in his Philosophical Investigations. 8221;, which is nothing else but the well-known chicken and egg...
where philosophy shits..
This is a Personal Blog.or not. Tüm Bildiklerini Unutma Zamanı Şimdi Vol.2. Bir de kalma durumu var gerçi, onları düşünüp rahatlayabilirim-tam bir pollyannaymışçasına-. Çünkü bu fakültede kalanlar da çalışarak kalıyor. Hakikaten çalışıp kalıyorlar. Demem o ki, kafa güzel bu fakültede. Çok bi artı değer de yok ortada tusta ortalığı kasıp kavurduğumuz, bilimsel alanda dünyayla yarıştığımız vs. yok. Kuru bir zorluk var yalnızca, verimli değil, boşa gidiyor enerji. Keep This in Your Mind. We'll Miss You, Dio.
Philosophy Café | Lincoln's only well established, free of charge, open topical & philosophical discussion group. Established 2009.
Lincoln's only well established, free of charge, open topical and philosophical discussion group. Established 2009. Free and open to all! Next meeting: Monday 4th March 2013. Next Meeting: Monday 4th February 2013. Next Meeting: Monday 7th January 2013 (LPC enters it’s 5th year! Next meeting: Monday 3rd December 2012. Next meeting: Monday 1st October 2012 (with Matthew Misiak at the helm). Next meeting: Monday 3rd September (Joseph’s last Philosophy Café). Next meeting: Monday 30th July 2012.
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Philosophy Camp : University of Minnesota
Philosophy Camp is the affectionate nickname given by students to the courses. Phil 4326/5326—Lives Worth Living: Questions of Self, Vocation, and Community. 4 credits, 3 weeks) and Phil 4350/5350 Catching Lives Worth Living: Participation in the Growth of a Living-Learning Community. 2 credits, 1 week). Students and instructors meet daily and create a residential living-learning community experience. Read about Philosophy Camp in the Minneapolis StarTribune article. From July 10, 2013. Hear about Philos...
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Philosophy Camp : University of Minnesota
Join us for our 16th year! May 19 - June 9, 2017. Philosophy Camp is the affectionate nickname given by students to the courses. Phil 4326/5326—Lives Worth Living: Questions of Self, Vocation, and Community. 4 credits, 3 weeks) and Phil 4350/5350 Catching Lives Worth Living: Participation in the Growth of a Living-Learning Community. 2 credits, 1 week). Students and instructors meet daily and create a residential living-learning community experience. From July 10, 2013. What is my work in the world?
