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Tag Archives: philosophy
Spiritual Atheism; the dance of life
What is life? Most of us think of it in terms of biology- plants, animals, fungi and bacteria. By such strict definitions, conventional viruses aren’t exactly alive. I find it interesting to break away from this limited perspective, to broaden … Continue reading
SS01: Defining ‘Education’
Education. We tend to think of it in a limited sense- go to an academic institution, acquire knowledge as if it were a commodity, develop certain skills that are demanded in the global marketplace, so you can get a job, … Continue reading
“Why do you love me?”
Individuals are far too vast to be reduced to a few factors- we feel more than we can know, and we know more than we can express, so any attempt to deconstruct a relationship would inevitably do it injustice. You … Continue reading
Are you fake?
We all wear different hats and play different roles in different circumstances, the concept of a facade suggests that there’s something “real” underneath it. There isn’t, because we do not exist independently of the contexts in which we exist. We … Continue reading
What do you do if you are a self-fulfilling prophet?
What is the pragmatic course of action to take when you are aware that your prediction about the future (to simplify it) is going to influence it? If there was a single chief economist in the world (again, simplifying it) … Continue reading
Can the Self be localized in the brain?
When you say “all of the self can be localised in the brain”, i’m interested in what you mean by “localised”. I get the gist of what you’re trying to say- the brain is where the magic happens, where the … Continue reading
explaining my love for self-correcting mechanisms, philosophy and systems
Stereotypical geniuses have highly developed self-correcting mechanisms. They learn from their mistakes and avoid repeating them. This allows them to build on their existing knowledge and develop what we recognize as expertise. Stereotypical idiots have poorly developed self-correcting mechanisms. They … Continue reading
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