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197 words The Case For Free Will 181 words Is God Necessary for Morality? Shelly Kagan and William Lane Craig Discuss 185 words Heart-Mind Cosmos: Panentheism in Mahayana Buddhism And Early 19th Century German Idealism 252 words "A Moral Argument for Veganism" -- Dan Hooley, University of Toronto, and Professor Nathan Nobis, Morehouse College 732 words Intuitive Bedrock and the Philosophical Enterprise 455 words Ethics: The Problem of Moral Luck | Wireless Philosophy 718 words A summary of one of the central issues in the metaphysics of mathematics: "Is math a fundamental part of the universe, or an imaginary human invention?" 595 words Can computers become conscious? A reply to Roger Penrose 413 words How to Program a Self-Driving Car 337 words "What is consciousness and why did it evolve?" Responding to Richard Dawkins' IAmA) 353 words High-Impact Philosophy: Making the World a Better Place 327 words LSD Is Proof That The Universe Is A Computer 300 words The Prisoner's Dilemma at the heart of human strife 383 words (Theory) There is no free will. People defend compatibilism because the belief in freedom is useful to hold. 352 words In Refutation of Negative Average Preference Utilitarianism 392 words "The philosopher's hands were never clean and were never meant to be" - When Philosophy Lost Its Way 500 words Free will could all be an illusion, scientists suggest after study that shows choice could just be the brain tricking itself 959 words The Evolutionary Argument Against Reality 319 words Gender identification is illogical. 757 words Why most people get Epicurus wrong