Going Awol
Amos Wollen"The funniest philosopher on Substack" - Henry Oliver | "Sharp and witty, with great humor always underlain by an earnest desire to figure things out." - Justin Smith-Ruiu
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 241 | Subscribers | Read | wollenblog.substack.com |
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Against Divine Command Theory
it's over
Two Announcements
My inbox has been popping off over the last few days with teary and anxious messages about my life. “Amos”, one fan wrote, “what is happening, I beg. Answer me!”
A Theory of Online Trolling
Philosopher Jeffrey Kaplan has a theory of online trolling that I think is pretty good. To theorise about the “nature” of any social phenomenon, it’s prudent to start with one’s nose to the ground, sniffing out its paradigmatic features and...
this has to stop.
Everyone remembers where they were when they saw this image. An old lady with smiling eyes, holding a large rock above her shoulders. That’s a nice rock, we thought. What will she do with that rock?
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