Are the Olympic Games a true symbol of peace, or just a temporary façade? Examine the gap between their ideals and the harsh global reality.
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Humor and tragedy: reflections on the Barbenheimer phenomenon
Exploring the ‘Barbenheimer’ phenomenon: contrasting the worlds of ‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’.
We spoke with Nathan Eckstrand, Editor-in-Chief of the Blog of the American Philosophical Association (APA)
Nathan Eckstrand, Editor-in-Chief of the Blog of the American Philosophical Association, discusses his academic career and how philosophy has provided him with a language to understand and engage with the world.
God is Dead: What Does It Mean?
The phrase «God is dead» refers to the loss of societal values. It suggests a necessary maturity in humans to do without a god who sets the limits and guidelines for human nature.
Why is it so unrealistic to fall in love with an AI?
Love and human companionship are vital aspects of our lives. What happens when Artificial Intelligence comes into play? With the evolution of chatbots, this can have interesting results.
We spoke with Maryellen Stohlman-Vanderveen, from the APA blog
We spoke with Maryellen Stohlman-Vanderveen, Research and Diversity/Inclusion Editor of the American Philosophical Association Blog about her work with the association, her experience in Hong Kong as a philosophy professor, as well as topics such as compersion, among many other things.
The end never justifies the means
For me, the ends can never justify the means used to achieve them. In this article we will delve into this question from an ethical perspective.
Today we launch our philosophy magazine in English
Introducing our semi-annual magazine, now in English
What did Aristotle think about the soul?
Aristotle, affirmed that the soul was that which gave fulfilment to the human being. Contrary to Plato, the Aristotelian soul cannot subsist without the body, but what did Aristotle expect of the soul?