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Retributive Injustice

Dec 11, 2022Dec 11, 2022

The Matter with Things: Chapter Twenty Summary: The coincidentia oppositorum

Dec 4, 2022Dec 5, 2022

Language Perception

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What is real? What is true?

Nov 29, 2022Nov 30, 2022

GOD BE IN MY HEAD

Nov 28, 2022Nov 28, 2022

Whence Morality?

Nov 27, 2022Nov 27, 2022

Systematic Violence

Nov 25, 2022Nov 25, 2022

Path to the Fall

Nov 21, 2022Nov 20, 2022

Humans Ruin the Economy

Nov 20, 2022Nov 20, 2022

Music Property

Nov 19, 2022Nov 20, 2022

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    Reality Happens Once. Facts Happen Many Times. – Philosophics on Fact & FictionJan 23, 2026

    […] I realise that I was speaking to one non-trivial form of facts, but there is more than one class…

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    Reality Happens Once. Facts Happen Many Times. – Philosophics on The Trouble with FactsJan 23, 2026

    […] want to clarify my recent The Trouble with Facts post. I realise that I was speaking to one non-trivial…

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    Philosopher Muse on Mark Carney Explains NietzscheJan 22, 2026

    This is a neat distillation of our current 'ontological crisis.' The comparison to Nietzsche is apt because it highlights that…

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    Moral Psychology and the Art of Not Believing Your Own Results – Philosophics on Moral TribesJan 20, 2026

    […] Moral Tribes (reviewed here) […]

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    Moral Psychology and the Art of Not Believing Your Own Results – Philosophics on Book Review: Outraged! by Kurt Gray: All Sizzle, No Steak?Jan 20, 2026

    […] Outraged! (reviewed here) […]

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