Eric Walther introduces the infamous iconoclast. Friedrich Nietzsche, who was born in 1844, fell silent in 1889, and died eleven years later, was the first great philosopher of the twentieth century. What made, and makes, him so important, is that he recognized with great clarity and impressive foresight the most troubling and persistent problem of modernity, […]
An interesting technology has been invented for mankind; the creation of robots! It’s a common knowledge that these robots exhibit super speed and intelligence. However, they have no life, they may have a brain however, they lack one basic thing; mind. This explains their limitations. For the sake of our topic, I would define the […]
On a summer morning of 1846, H.D. Thoreau walks through the streets of his hometown, Concorde, Massachusetts. He has just been released from prison, where he spent the night for refusing to pay the Poll Tax to the state of Massachusetts. Due to this incident, the writer gave a lecture initially titled “Resistance to Civil […]
The golden age of philosophy has long past. Plato, Aristotle, Rene Descartes, David Hume and the controversial Friedrich Nietzsche are no longer popular figures in today public discussions. Re-Define philosophy to Adapt Modern Life Concepts such as Eternal Recurrent (Nietzsche), Dasein (Heidegger), or Deontology (Kant) are confusing, if not incomprehensible. Is Philosophy dead? No one talk […]
Creation science or scientific creationism is a branch of creationism that strives to provide scientific support for Genesis creation narratives in the Book of Genesis and to reconsider or completely reject scientific facts, paradigms and theories of history, geology, biological evolution, cosmology, linguistics and archeology. This branch of creationism began to develop in the 1960s […]
The idea that actions can be morally different depending on the views of the people, or culture, around that act is known as cultural relativism. Some people naturally feel disinclined to attach moral judgement onto other societies’ actions, reasoning that different societies have different moral codes, and these different codes should be accepted, and judgement […]
If you are reading this, then the chances are high that you have a small idea of who Plato is. You know that he was a great Philosopher – one of the greatest. You might also know that he was Socrates’ student and Aristotle’s teacher. Apart from these basics, most non-philosophers don’t know about Plato’s […]
Thе wоrd ѕtоiс соmеѕ from thе wоrd Stoicism. Tоdау these wоrdѕ mеаn indiffеrеnсе to аll emotions whеthеr it bе раin рlеаѕurе hate оr lоvе a ѕоrt of imраѕѕivеnеѕѕ. Hоwеvеr thе рhilоѕорhу оf ѕtоiсiѕm is соmрlеtеlу diffеrеnt аnd encompasses a vеrу diffеrеnt ѕеt оf ideas. Philosophers were always preoccupied with the essence of the human being […]
Idealism is a philosophical school of thought which maintains that man’s perception of reality is the product of his mind. Idealism emphasizes on the spiritual as the basis of all consciousness and that nothing in the material world is real, rather it is a creation of ideas. Idealism has many meanings in different contexts, it […]
In concept, to be cool means to stay relaxed even in stressful situations. But how does this describe the globally practiced culture of cool? In other words, what is being cool and why does it seem so cool to be cool? The appearance of coolness designed mainly as a mindset practiced by black people mostly […]