Election Propaganda
You can really see the fruits of the propagandist's labor come to bare on election day.All those ads you saw all year long legitimately affect most people.You only have to…
Philosophy today is often dismissed as mere mysticism, lumped in with crystal healing and fortune-telling—a telling reflection of our era. As philosophy fades from our personal lives and our education systems, people aren’t left with nothing to believe; rather, they’re primed to believe almost anything. Yet, not everything we’re told about the world is true.
To abandon philosophy—to stop engaging with questions and ideas that sharpen our understanding—would be to disarm ourselves and leave our less-prepared peers without defense against unfounded beliefs and empty ideas. As C.S. Lewis reminds us: “Good philosophy must exist, if for no other reason, because bad philosophy needs to be answered.”
Here, I explore philosophical ideas, examining beliefs and their impact on our daily lives. Through evaluating their validity, soundness, and reliability, I hope to reach more accurate conclusions, and ultimately, find a path to a more truthful, optimistic way of living—not just for myself, but for others.
You can really see the fruits of the propagandist's labor come to bare on election day.All those ads you saw all year long legitimately affect most people.You only have to…
In light of Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation by the senate, many have taken to social media to voice their outrage.
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