Language Games
SprachspieleAmateur philosophy blog.
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The lived experience of free will
The late and great John Searle1 asked you to imagine a man sitting in a restaurant. “What can I get you?” says the waiter. “I’m a determinist,” the man replies. “I’m waiting to see what I will choose. Que sera sera.” This illustrates, accor...
Noah Smith on immigration and wages
There is a scene in Starship Troopers where Rico, the protagonist, is sitting in the class of Major Reid, the blind combat veteran teaching History and Moral Philosophy. Despite what its name suggests, History and Moral Philosophy is an “ex...
The fuzziness of anti-racism
Even prior to my “awakening,” I remember finding something “off” about “anti-racism.” Political idealists normally have a mental picture of their utopia. A communist is someone who imagines a communist society and wants to take steps to rea...
Enlightenment and striver culture
[Warning: I make no claim to expertise on Buddhism. What I say here is probably a butchered “Westernisation” (anyway butchering Buddhism is very much in the spirit of Buddhism—“A fool who persists in his folly will become wise.”). I make th...
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