On abortion (of a dialogue)
Both sides in the abortion discussion are truly pro-life but have predictably different agents of life in mind. They are from non-overlapping magisteria #NOMA Continue Reading
Morality
Responsibility
Responsibility that relates to levels we have no operational influence on is void. Continue Reading
Homonism – published
A memetic baby was finally born. Homonism. A term I coined because I found the concept of humanism insufficient and misleading. Continue Reading
Sweatpants contribution to entropy
Sweatpants in urban environment are one of malign symptoms generated from permissive western culture. Continue Reading
Digital vs Analogue Mind
Why quantum computing is not going to close the gap between computers and humans, but widen it. Continue Reading
The grand unifying theory of existence
The political brane topology was my first attempt (written December 25, 2011, sic!) to structure the political topology that emerged in the early 20th century and continues to this day. As I see it today, it still helps me (us)… Continue Reading
An integrated model for societal exchange
There are two triggers for this post: The first comes from the straw man argument against capitalism as a system that assumes humans are homo economicus. This post will show that homo economicus and its rationality can be embedded in… Continue Reading
Morality replaced by integrity
Morality started to be outdated as a base of human existence roughly in the middle of the 20th century. Still, it started to evaporate already with the rationalism and empiricism with Descartes, Hume and positivism and analytical philosophy of the… Continue Reading
About ethics and morality from physical standpoint
Ethics resides in realm of discontinuity and uncertainty. Morality is frozen. Continue Reading
Another progressivists blunder about morality
It is hard to believe, but on the other hand one should expect that intellectual elite that favours social constructivism will not stop producing one fallacy after another. Current blunder comes from University of Oxford, from a study of the… Continue Reading