
Philosophy, psychology, society
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Mark Rothko
Abstract art focuses on fundamental visual elements such as color, shape, and form, moving away from literal representation to evoke emotions, ideas, and aesthetic experiences. By removing recognizable imagery, it invites perso...
Few logical fallacy arguments are as common, and as weak, as the slippery slope argument. You’ve heard it before: “If we allow this, then what’s next? Before long, we’ll be allowing [insert nightmare scenario here]!”
The pattern is simple:...
The 1876 oil on canvas painting ‘Le Moulin de la Galette,’ measuring 4’4” by 5’9”, is one of Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s most celebrated and impressive works, exemplifying his early impressionist style. This painting showcases many of the key o...
“Tribalism remains humankind’s most dangerous instinct.”-- clinical psychologist Camilo Zacchia
Like many other animal species, human beings are innately social creatures. They evolved in small tribes where loyalty and solidarity were esse...
Some prevailing social justice ideologies have a simplistic oppressor-versus-oppressed lens of society. They promote that, by the nature of one’s immutable characteristics, one is either oppressed or an oppressor.
Of course, and as most ev...
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Cognitive scientist and philosopher researching brain function and its relationship to knowledge, beliefs and behavior.
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