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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (June 14, 2015)
Climate Change A website dedicated to getting 100% renewable, clean energy. It was built by engineers. Ethics Paul Bloom argues that imagining the lives of others (what he considers as empathy) is harder than “if we rely instead on more … Continue reading
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Tagged Ethics, Gender, Health, Law, News, Politics, Queer Theory, Race, Sexuality
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (May 31, 2015)
Abortion Majority of Americans are pro-choice: Animals There’s an app where you can walk someone else’s dog and get paid for it. Anti-Natalism Listen to an interview with David Benatar about the Harm of Coming Into Existence. Note: I’ve written … Continue reading
Let’s See What’s in the News Today (May 4, 2015)
Abortion There’s a link between sexist attitudes and antichoice attitudes in abortion. Children A great article explaining what it means to be childfree. She also talks about the assumptions most people (especially women) have to deal with in a pro-child … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Children, Education, Emotions, Ethics, Guns, Health, News, Politics, Relationships, Religion, Science, Self, Sexuality, Singlism
Tagged Abortion, Education, Emotions, Ethics, Guns, Happiness, Health, News, Politics, Relationships, Religion, same-sex marriage, Science, Self, Sexuality, Shame, Singlism
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Apr. 20, 2015)
Aesthetics Every noise ever! Economics The Ontology of Money Education Studies show that to retain what you just studied, go to the gym right after studying. Alice Dreger sat in her son’s sex-ed class in high school. This is what … Continue reading
Posted in Aesthetics, Economics, Education, Epistemology, Ethics, Feminism, Guns, Humor, Love, News, Race, Sexuality
Tagged Aesthetics, Economics, Epistemology, Ethics, Families, Feminism, Guns, Humor, Love, Music, News, Sexuality
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (Apr. 5, 2015)
Animals Cats relax to music, especially classical. Drugs There’s an association between long marijuana usage in teens and a smaller hippocampus. In short, the more you smoke marijuana as a teen, the more likely your long-term memory will be affected. … Continue reading
Posted in Drug Use, Economics, Ethics, Gender, Health, Marriage, Politics, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Religion, Same-Sex, Sexuality, Time
Tagged Animals, Cats, Drug Usage, Economics, Ethics, Family, Gender, Health, Marriage, Ontological Argument, Politics, Polyamory, Pornography, Race, Religion, Same-Sex, Sexuality, Time
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (March 16, 2015)
Aesthetics Terminally ill patients went to Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam as their dying wish. Climate Global warming may result in a 50% increase of lightening strikes in the US in upcoming years. Culture If you googled “how much does a _____ cost?” … Continue reading
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Tagged Aesthetics, Climate, Culture, Ethics, Gender, Health, Math, News, Performance, Pornography, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality, Violence, War
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Let’s See What’s in the News Today (March 8, 2015)
Consciousness Galen Strawson has a great article about the history of the philosophy of consciousness. Education How Higher Education perpetuates Intergenerational Inequality. Ethics Sex while drunk: a moral dilemma. Why Our Children don’t think there are moral facts Family If … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Ethics, Free Will, Health, Humor, Logic, Mind, Monogamy, News, Pornography, Race, Relationships, Religion, Science, Sexuality, Stoicism
Tagged Consciousness, Education, Ethics, Free Will, Grad School, Health, Humor, Logic, Mind, Monogamy, News, Philosophy, Pornography, Race, Relationships, Religion, Science, Sexuality, Stoicism, The Problem of Evil
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On the Ethics of Offensive Humor (Part Three)
Preliminary note: I will mention offensive jokes for the purpose of making a philosophical point. In philosophical parlance, I’ll be mentioning jokes rather than saying them. If you’re easily offended, you probably shouldn’t continue reading the rest of this post. … Continue reading
On the Ethics of Offensive Humor (Part Two)
Preliminary note: I will mention offensive jokes for the purpose of making a philosophical point. In philosophical parlance, I’ll be mentioning jokes rather than saying them. If you’re easily offended, you probably shouldn’t continue reading the rest of this post. … Continue reading
On the Ethics of Offensive Humor (Part One)
Preliminary note: I will mention offensive jokes for the purpose of making a philosophical point. In philosophical parlance, I’ll be mentioning jokes rather than saying them. If you’re easily offended, you probably shouldn’t continue reading the rest of this post. … Continue reading
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