Philosophy

What if the social evolution of humanity is actually trending toward a fundamentally different mode of consciousness where individuality becomes less defined?

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The Potential Trend Toward a Less Defined Individuality in Human Consciousness: Setting the Stage In this overview, we’ll delve into the idea that human social evolution, propelled by the relentless currents of technological advancement, shifting cultural landscapes, and evolving patterns of interaction, could be nudging us towards a state where the boundaries of our individual … Read more

What If We Are Just Butterflies Dreaming of Being Human?

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Ever been jolted awake and thought, “What if this isn’t the dream? What if being awake is the actual hallucination?” I have. Usually right after my coffee maker decides it no longer recognizes water as an element worthy of its attention. Let’s dive into the philosophical deep end while I’m still cranky enough to call … Read more

The Foundational Nature of Philosophy

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Date: October 26, 2023 Source: Prepared for: General Audience Subject: The Essential Nature of Philosophy in Practical Endeavors Executive Summary: This summarizes the main themes and key ideas presented in the provided podcast, which argues that philosophy is not a detached academic pursuit but a foundational element underpinning all meaningful action, creation, and lasting impact. … Read more

What if moral truths are mathematically provable but require computational power beyond what humans currently possess?

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“The Axioms of Virtue: On the Undiscovered Algorithms of Ethical Truth” The Mathematical Nature of Morality The Historical Divide Between Mathematical Reasoning and Ethical Philosophy The relationship between mathematics and ethics has been characterized by a profound conceptual divide that spans millennia of intellectual history. This separation represents one of the most enduring dichotomies in … Read more