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Exploring Love Through the Lens of Consciousness

In this article, I delve into the intricate relationship between love and consciousness, highlighting how love serves as a profound manifestation of our imaginative capacities.

ConsciousnessImagination
ARTICLEiai.tv

The Universe as Will: Schopenhauer's Metaphysical Vision

Reality is not an independent entity; it requires subjectivity to perceive its objectivity.

Subjectivity and ObjectivityWill
ARTICLEsurprisingethics.buzzsprout.com

Exploring the Manosphere: Its Impact on Men and Women

The manosphere, a digital realm centered around masculinity, dating, and self-improvement, has grown significantly, attracting men and boys with its promise of empowerment.

ManosphereTraditional Gender Roles
ARTICLEblog.senko.net

Creating a Universal Clock Free from Cultural Bias

Inspired by the idea of creating a clock devoid of cultural assumptions, I embarked on a project to design a timekeeping device that could be understood universally, even by extraterrestrial visitors.

Cultural Assumptions in TimekeepingUniversal Timekeeping
ARTICLEmedium.com

The Intrinsic Value of Rational Agents

Rational agents, whether biological or artificial, inherently possess intrinsic value due to their capacity for reasoning and self-reflection.

Intrinsic ValueRational Agency
ARTICLEentropology49.wordpress.com

The White Horse of Modernism: Rethinking Hume's Problem of Induction

The question 'What’s the colour of Napoleon’s white horse?

Inductive ReasoningDeductive Reasoning
ARTICLEamericanjazzmusicsociety.com

John Coltrane's Intersection of Music, Mathematics, and Spirituality

John Coltrane, the legendary jazz saxophonist, was not only a musical innovator but also a thinker deeply engaged with the mathematical and spiritual dimensions of music.

Music and MathematicsSpirituality in Music
ARTICLErajnandan.com

Taste and Judgment in the Age of AI and LLMs

AI and LLMs have revolutionized content creation, making competent output cheap and accessible.

TasteJudgment
ARTICLEwaitbutwhy.com

A Journey to a Microscopic World

This morning, I embarked on what seemed like a routine outing to my building's front step, only to stumble upon an extraordinary discovery.

Microscopic WorldsTiered Existence
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

The Quest for the Soul Beneath the Self

In a world constantly trying to mold us into something we are not, the battle to remain true to oneself is a formidable one.

Multiplicity of SelfSoul
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

The Paradox of Instrumental Relationships

Human relationships often fall into the trap of being non-relational, where two individuals collide without genuine contact, mistaking illusions like admiration and desire for true intimacy.

InstrumentalismNon-relational relationships
ARTICLEarstechnica.com

Memento: 25 Years of Memory and Identity Exploration

Christopher Nolan's 'Memento' celebrates its 25th anniversary, marking a pivotal moment in cinema with its unique narrative and deep exploration of memory and identity.

Anterograde AmnesiaSelf-Deception
ARTICLEterrygodier.com

The Burden of Modern Devices: A Reflection on Simplicity

In a world where devices demand constant attention, the simplicity of a Casio F-91W watch stands in stark contrast.

Digital DependencyTechnical Debt
ARTICLEstephendiehl.com

The Horror of Antimemes: A Deep Dive into Sam Hughes's Novel

There is a unique horror that only those who work with formal systems can truly appreciate: the dread of data loss and silent corruption.

AntimemeNoosphere
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

Kahlil Gibran's Reflections on War and Humanity

War, often cloaked in the guise of nationalism, dogmatism, or capitalism, demands the ultimate sacrifice from human beings, stripping away compassion and critical thinking.

War and IdeologyHuman Compassion and Justice
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

Santiago Ramón y Cajal's Insights on Overcoming Intellectual Pitfalls

In 'Advice for a Young Investigator,' Santiago Ramón y Cajal explores the gap between the desire for greatness and the execution of the small tasks that lead to success.

Diseases of the WillIntellectual Potential
ARTICLElongreads.com

Rethinking De-Extinction: The Illusion of Bringing Back the Lost

De-extinction technologies, like cloning and gene-editing, are revolutionizing our understanding of what it means for a species to be alive or extinct.

De-extinctionConservation ethics
ARTICLElongreads.com

Exploring the World and Words of R. O. Kwon

I first encountered R.

Cultural IdentityPersonal Vulnerability
ARTICLElongreads.com

The Rise of Alpha Male Bootcamps: A Cultural Examination

In recent years, the concept of the 'alpha male' has gained cultural prominence, with bootcamps like RISE and the Modern Day Knight Project promising to mold men into this ideal through rigorous and often extreme methods.

Alpha MaleMasculinity
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

The Enchanting World of Mosses: A Journey with Robin Wall Kimmerer

In 'Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses,' Robin Wall Kimmerer invites us to explore the vibrant world of mosses, blending scientific insight with poetic storytelling.

AttentivenessInterconnectedness
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

A Love Letter to Gardening and Life's Cycles

In the gentle embrace of gardening, I find a profound connection to life itself.

Gardening as MetaphorInterconnectedness of Life
ARTICLEthemarginalian.org

The Beauty in Breaking: Reflections on Life's Desolation

The morning after a significant relationship ended, I found my pottery shattered in the kiln, a metaphor for the breaking and reformation inherent in life.

Desolation and RenewalBeauty in Mundanity
ARTICLElongreads.com

Top 5 Stories: Manhood, Gaza, Rare Books, Music, and Opting Out

In this edition of Longreads, I spotlight five compelling stories that delve into diverse and thought-provoking themes.

Chasing ManhoodNaming Gaza's Dead
ARTICLElongreads.com

Living Beyond the Prognosis: Navigating Uncertainty in Terminal Illness

Imagine being told you have a limited time left due to a terminal illness, only to find yourself still alive after the expected end date.

Terminal IllnessUncertainty
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