Citizen Philosophers
A Frank AckermanWhat was. What is. What could be. ------ Essays and comments attempting to corral objective truths. Suggestions for commensurate actions.
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Diary Two
06/26/26f - A Christian zealot enters my reality
One of my fantasies is that in the past year I have started to be more outgoing socially. Presently this new behavior manifests itself when I am at our neighborhood Y. I take the initiative...
List: Most of Frank’s Web Posts/Comments
06/12/26
Philosophy:
Reality Destroyed by “Explosive Solipsism”?
.- continuation of a lengthy conversation with Chris Bateman at his 03/03/26 “Magical Science” post in the Archive section of the Stranger Worlds Substack.
.- attempts...
Reality Destroyed by “Explosive Solipsism”?
Hi Chris,
I would like to address one of your replies at your “Magical Science” post at Stranger Worlds:
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“For now, let me just make the...
Essay: Tools For Corralling Truth I: Introduction to Formal Argument
It seems to me that everyone has different notions about truth and untruth, about what is so, and what is not so. All of us live our lives being guided by what we consider to be true, and refraining from what we consider to be false. Severa...
Memoir Updates and Contents
A work in progress:
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This memoir, Dark Green Oatmeal, is being developed in five parts:
-1. Front
-2. Essays
-3. Diary
-4. Inputs
-5...
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Retired Professor, Consultant, Software Engineer, Computer Scientist, Computer Programmer. See FrankAndFriends.home.blog and 'A Frank Ackerman' public posts on Facebook.
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