The Eucatastrophologist
Duncan ReyburnDiscerning and interpreting the signs of our time
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AI is dead
There’s a lot of discursive kerfuffle around AI progress these days, especially with respect to so many implausible predictions that machine consciousness will emerge from advanced autocorrect and predictive text. Of course, the mere mentio...
A philosophy of light
What follows is an open lecture hosted by Akademia’s NP van Wyk Louw Centre on 19 March 2026. My thanks to Akademia for their hospitality, and to Dr Daniël Maritz for the invitation.
While on the topic of GK Chesterton, keep your eyes ope...
Catching bigger fish
“A wise imagination, which is the presence of the spirit of God, is the best guide that man or woman can have; for it is not the things we see the most clearly that influence us the most powerfully; undefined, yet vivid visions of something...
Against sloppification
In the year I was born, Harvard Law professor Roger Fisher proposed the rather shocking and, as it turns out, unwelcome idea that America’s nuclear launch codes should be implanted next to a volunteer’s heart so that the President would hav...
Radix interview
What follows is an interview/conversation between Matthew Steem and me for Radix Magazine, originally posted in Volume 46, no. 3. I share it here with the kind permission of the editors of Radix. In other news, I recently reviewed Paul King...
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Professor, Christian Platonist, Connexion Man, Dissident Metaphysician | The philosophers have only changed the world in various ways; the point, however, is to interpret it.
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