Philosophy in the Wild
J. Aaron Simmons, Jimmy BrougherI write about existential philosophy for our everyday lives. I focus a lot on outdoor activities such as mountain biking, fishing, and camping. I hope that you will find inspiration here for walking the trails of life and talking together along the way.
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Thinking in a Time of Thoughtlessness
As I was trying to figure out what to write about this week, I kept coming back to an idea that I wrote about over two years ago and yet seems even more pressing now. So, I am revising the content from that post and resharing it here since...
A Defense of Liberal Arts Education
Quick disclaimer: Today’s post is a much revised version of a talk I first gave all the way back in 2013. I mention that for two reasons. First, I know that nobody is still listening to Macklemore and so don’t judge me. Second, I actually t...
Introduction to Philosophy as a Guide to Life
I just finished up teaching a summer “Introduction to Philosophy” course and in two weeks I will be back starting a new semester teaching that course again to a new group of students. I have taught more sections of Intro to Philosophy than...
Harry Connick Jr.'s "She"
I have written a lot about “groove” and the “pocket” and “feel” on these Music Mondays posts over the past three years. Indeed, as far as I am concerned (and remember that I am a drummer), the most important thing in music is the groove. Ge...
It's Probably Longer Than You Think
“Atticus, make sure to put on hiking shoes, it is a mile or so from the truck down a trail to the lake where we are going to fish.”
He ignored me and came down the stairs ready to go wearing flip-flops and looking like we were getting read...
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I am a philosopher, author, speaker, professor, mountain biker, trout fisherman, husband, and father. I am the author of many academic books, but also the popular audience book: "Camping with Kierkegaard."
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