Drawn to the Void
Pete MandikA playful yet serious exploration of the philosophy of the mind, surreal comics, and the infinite terrors of cosmic horror.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Take a Break and Break Your Friend
Watch your new pal lose its little mind
If you’d like to take a break from wasting time with AI in your usual way today, allow me to suggest that you instead waste time with AI in a completely different way. Try this and see what happens....
Persuade the Persuaders: The Problem of the Periphery
Calling all Persuade-heads! You have been begging for it, so here it is. In typical Persuaders style, we’re making our first announcement with fewer than 3 hours for you all to get your affairs in order. Nonetheless, here be the deets: And...
Poe and World Poetry Day
Happy World Poetry Day 2026, to all who celebrate. Here’s something for the very small Venn diagram of Edgar Allan Poe enjoyers and David Hume’s riddle of induction appreciators.
More Mary, More Problems
Let us once again start
Someday people will no longer write anything about Frank Jackson’s Mary the futuristic super scientist locked in her stupid black-and-white room. Today is not that day. Let’s do this.
Suppose we start by stipula...
HULK HATE HARD PROBLEM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
ACT ONE
HULK HAVE ANGRY FEELING. ANGRY FEELING NOT EXPLAINED BY PUNY SCIENTISTS. PUNY SCIENTISTS STUDY HULK’S BRAIN. HULK THINK EXPLAINING HOW CONSCIOUSNESS COME FROM HULK’S BRAIN IS HARD PROBLEM. HULK HATES HARD PROBLEM. HULK WANTS TO S...
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Philosopher, cognitive scientist, author, and cartoonist mostly interested in consciousness, cosmic horror, and comics. Author of This Is Philosophy of Mind. Cartoonist of monthly Mind Chunks comic. More info and publications at petemandik.net.
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