HeyJared12 Theologians
Six pairs of philosophers with completely contradictory theologies from one another.
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Vegetarians Are Annoying....But They’re Right (opens the original)
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I’ve been seeing a lot of discussion around the ethics of eating meat, leaning hard into rational appeal. The books and essays making the philosophical case for vegetarianism/veganism are impressively rigorous and air-tight. It’s not surprising, however, that even though someone might accept these conclusions on philosophical grounds, they are still unable to put it into practice. I can’t blame them. Anyone who pays attention to human behavior knows that reason and rationality do not drive our b
Xenia (opens the original)
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I’ve been seeing a lot of discussion on Nolan’s The Odyssey, and I finally got around to seeing the movie myself. (Spoilers ahead, even though the story is thousands of years old). Nolan has a habit of making his main message clear through the use of long voiceover monologues near the end of his movies, accompanied with emotional orchestral music and montage sequences (like Gordon’s monologue at the end of The Dark Knight, for example. Or Cutter’s monologue at the end of The Prestige. Or also Op
Heidegger, Happiness, and The Toxic Side of Therapy Culture (opens the original)
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HeideggerHeidegger claims in his phenomenology that you only really “perceive” things when they’re broken and interrupt the daily flow of your life in some way. If a tool that you use in your daily life functions without issue, it will not be registered in your conscious experience. You may visually see it, but you will not note its existence.For example, a doorknob is something you use pretty much every day, but you never notice it as you use it. In your head, your intention is not to use a doo
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