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640 words In his "Complete Works," Heidegger reveals the depth of his anti-semitism, and his attempt to assign this prejudice a philosophical status in terms of “the history of Being”. 1,616 words Autistic man who is in his fifties explains that the "Different, not Disabled" viewpoint ignores the real-life struggles of many. 373 words An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments 394 words Philosophers On Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Spoilers) 510 words Most Perpetrators of Violence Believe What They Are Doing Is Morally Justified: Research 375 words Are humans naturally evil? 738 words Argument: We do not have a moral obligation to save the third world 425 words No-one ever believes they are truly evil. Atrocities are always committed from a strong religious conviction and deep sense of moral responsibility. (Must read quote from Bernard Shaw in text). 563 words (One of) Effective Altruism’s blind spot(s), or: why moral theory needs institutional theory 463 words Mathematics: different sizes of infinity and Hilbert's Hotel 307 words Joseph Campbell On Schopenhauer And Indra's Net 603 words What is consciousness? Philosophers like Daniel Dennett and neuroscientists discuss theory of mind and what makes us human 413 words What is consciousness? Philosophers like Daniel Dennett and neuroscientists discuss theory of mind and what makes us human 329 words "Philosophers pretty much universally agree that hurting/killing children is a universal moral wrong" 353 words Economics for ethics [What moral philosophers can learn from economists] 428 words Economics for ethics [What moral philosophers can learn from economists] 339 words Economics for ethics [What moral philosophers can learn from economists] 336 words Economics for ethics [What moral philosophers can learn from economists] 657 words When Vegans won't Compromise - the cost of a moral hardline. 344 words Alastair Norcross - The Immorality of Premarital Abstinence