Omne Bonum
Robert HallPhilosophy blog. All my posts and comments are dedicated to the public domain.
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Aristotle’s Modal Logic
I previously discussed Aristotle’s logic, but in addition to what was discussed there, Aristotle attempts to extend his logic using statements of necessary and possible belonging. However, unlike his non-modal logic, which I think is largel...
Aristotle’s Prior Analytics
In Prior Analytics, Aristotle gives his account of formal logic. Aristotle’s logic is purely a predicate logic, and never treats statements as logical units. The abandonment of Aristotelian logic might lead one to believe that Aristotle’s l...
Pleasure and Hedonism
Ethical hedonism is the view that the only intrinsic, fundamental good is pleasure, and the only intrinsic, fundamental evil is its contrary (which might be called displeasure, pain, suffering, etc.). To determine whether hedonism is true,...
Contra Bentham’s Bulldog on Conscious AI
Matthew Adelstein (‘Bentham’s Bulldog’) has recently defended the claim that AI can be conscious. He claims this despite being a dualist, saying ‘You don’t have to be a physicalist to think AIs are conscious’. I think that there are several...
Consequentialism Does Not Conflict With Intuitions About Rights
A common objection to utilitarianism (and act consequentialism more broadly) is that it conflicts with some of our moral intuitions. For example, Both Sides Brigade raises this concern about utilitarianism in a post entitled Utilitarianism...
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