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Reality is not beyond our rational reach

Reality is not beyond our rational reach

We have underestimated rationality’s power

Danielle Macbeth
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Déjà vu reveals the peculiar hidden workings of time and memory

Déjà vu reveals the peculiar hidden workings of time and memory

Bergson, the virtual world, and why we remember the present

Sam Woolfe
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Leibniz provides the blueprint for panpsychism

Leibniz provides the blueprint for panpsychism

Reality is made of solitary islands of consciousness

S. Siddharth
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We do not discover reality, we create it

We do not discover reality, we create it

Our theories help make the world, not uncover it

Manuel Delaflor
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Gratitude is the antidote to pessimism

Gratitude is the antidote to pessimism

Nietzsche, Heidegger, and why existence is a gift

Gigla Gonashvili
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Reality's foundations lie beyond reason

Reality's foundations lie beyond reason

Fichte, Hegel, and Heidegger on the limits of intelligibility

G. Anthony Bruno
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Digital illustration of a human brain in profile, overlaid with abstract technology and data patterns.

Reality Bites

Is experience just a creative response to reality?

Editorial
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Two abstract figures in deep contemplation, one seated on a cube and the other on a pyramid, both with geometric shapes on their heads, expressing themes of thought and introspection.

The Minds of Strangers

Can we ever know the experience of others?

Anita Avramides
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A hooded figure in a dark suit stands in a futuristic setting, holding a black helmet, with vertical light patterns in the background.

The Last Jedi and the Problem of Free Will

Can free choice exist in an uncontrollable world?

John Donaldson
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A close-up of a police car's flashing blue lights, with blurred traffic and city lights in the background at night.

The three faces of racism

Inadvertent, habitual, explicit

Berit Brogaard
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A solitary figure stands in the center of a vast, intricate maze, symbolizing a search for clarity or direction amidst complexity.

Free will vs determinism: Can you escape fate?

Diving into the modern free will debate

Meghan Griffith
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Free will: an impossible reality

Free will: an impossible reality

Agency outside of nature

Raymond Tallis
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Metaphysics & LanguageArrow Head

reality closure and the illusion of trutgh copy

Reality, Closure and the illusion of truth

Science is about invention, not truth

Hilary Lawson
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Reality is a creation of consciousness

Consciousness is the boundary between the self and the world

Karl Friston
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"Following the science" is a dangerous illusion

Truth is personal, but we’ve evolved to pretend it’s not

Pascal Boyer
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Languages are social tools, not windows onto reality

There’s no such thing as “languages”

Vuk Vukotić
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Truth is deeper than mathematics

Reality is not a number

Joanna Kavenna
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Mind & ReasonArrow Head

consciousness is not fundamental

Consciousness is not fundamental

Consciousness is the foundation of knowledge, not reality

James Cooke
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Consciousness can't be uploaded

Digital immortality is a metaphysical mirage

William Egginton
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The self exists and it is an illusion

Is there a self within consciousness?

Ricky Williamson
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China’s radical philosophy of action, free will, and the self

Free will is a Western problem, Chinese philosophy dissolves it

Brian Bruya
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Your body thinks as much as your mind

Thinking is embodied, spatial, and outside your head

Barbara Tversky
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Ethics & ReligionArrow Head

The idea of the universal good is dangerous

The idea of the universal good is dangerous

Moral universalism has failed

Tommy J. Curry
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Iris Murdoch and why the West’s spiritual crisis won’t be solved by religion

Transcendence without theism

Miles Leeson
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Humanity is no less superstitious now than in the past

The Big Bang theory, broken mirrors, and other superstitions

Rami Gabriel
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A life fully lived paradoxically reduces the fear of death

Meaning in life leads to less anxiety around dying

Julie Hannan
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There is no good and evil, only better and worse

What Peter Singer gets wrong about morality

Alastair Norcross
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