Skepticism is one of my favorite philosophical fields of study, probably because it reminds me of a curious three-year-old with an endless stream of “whys.”…
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The “brain in a vat” thought experiment challenges our deepest assumptions about reality, knowledge, and consciousness. In essence, it asks us to imagine a brain…
Ever had one of those deep, introspective moments where you’re suddenly questioning everything–from your career choices to whether you really like pineapple on pizza? That,…
Let me just get this out of the way: focusing on your weaknesses is a colossal waste of time. You know it, I know it,…
Curiosity. It’s not just for cats, children, or detectives in murder mysteries. It’s for you, me, and anyone trying to navigate this wonderfully chaotic thing…
Anaximander, the ancient Greek philosopher, might not have had a day job or a calendar full of meetings, but his philosophy still resonates in our…
Epicurus reminds us that happiness doesn’t have to come with a side of existential dread or a hefty price tag. While many of us might…
On a quest for self-discovery? Great news! The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates has been waiting for you, and he’s got some questions. Actually, he’s got…
Zeno of Elea is the philosopher who threw a wrench into the gears of common sense with his delightful little thought experiments. If you’ve ever…
Next up in my October of Nietzsche is his concept of Amor Fati, or the “radical love of fate.” You might think Nietzsche is all…