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Tuesday, 5 December 2023

Chernobyl's Philosophical Lesson

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How to Slay the Nuclear Zombie?  By Martin Cohen Review article on the occasion of the publication of ‘Chernobyl’ by Emin Altan N ow here...
Monday, 6 November 2023

A Poem comparing Confucius and Marx (with a twist)

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By Chengde Chen I just asked ChatGPT, one of the new artificial intelligence to write a poem about Confucius and Marx. You can see what I g...
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Thursday, 26 October 2023

Why Don't People Seem to Care about Palestinian Lives?

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Palestine is being ‘ethnically clensed’ in plain sight - yet the West seems indifferent By Martin Cohen P alestine is being ‘ethnically clea...
Monday, 28 August 2023

A Word to the Wise

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Philosophy is a sailboat that deftly catches the fair breeze… By Andrew Porter W e live in a time in which most people, were you to ask them...
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Monday, 7 August 2023

The Dubious Ethics of the Great Food Reset

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Picture “for a school project” By Martin Cohen   T here’s a plan afoot to change the way you eat. Meat is destroying the land, fish and chip...
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Monday, 17 July 2023

When Is a Heap Not a Heap? The Sorites Paradox and ‘Fuzzy Logic’

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By Keith Tidman   I magine you are looking at a ‘heap’ of wheat comprising some several million grains and just one grain is removed. Surel...
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Monday, 26 June 2023

Ideas Animate Democracy

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Keith Tidman   T he philosopher Soren Kierkegaard once advised, ‘Life can only be understood backwards … but it must be lived forward’ — tha...
Monday, 12 June 2023

The Euthyphro Dilemma: What Makes Something Moral?

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The sixteenth-century nun and mystic, Saint Teresa. In her autobiography, she wrote that she  ‘ was very fond of St. Augustine …  for he was...
Monday, 29 May 2023

Life in the Slow Lane

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Illustration by Clifford Harper/Agraphia.co.uk By Andrew Porter T hree common plagues were cited in the early New England settlements: wolve...
Monday, 15 May 2023

‘Game Theory’: Strategic Thinking for Optimal Solutions

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Cortes began his campaign to conquer the Aztec Empire by having all but one of his ships scuttled, which meant that he and his men would eit...