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As religion's role in moral teaching declines, schools ought to embrace contemporary moral philosophy to foster the value of creating a happier world.

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13242233 months ago

In his timely 1935 essay In Praise of Idleness, Bertrand Russell claims that it’s in leisure, not work, that humanity best expresses itself. The key to a better future, one that could be granted by modern methods of production, lies in offering more leisure to us all…

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826772 months ago

Philosopher Slavoj Žižek on 'soft' fascism, AI & the effects of shamelessness in public life

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510863 months ago

Neil Degrasse Tyson says free will does not exist

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4904542 months ago

Complications: The Ethics of the Killing of a Health Insurance CEO

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48911702 months ago

The oppressor-oppressed distinction is a valuable heuristic for highlighting areas of ethical concern, but it should not be elevated to an all-encompassing moral dogma, as this can lead to heavily distorted and overly simplistic judgments.

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4081652 months ago

People often rely on authority to shape their beliefs, sometimes inadvertently reinforcing dogmatic power structures. To counter this, we can strive to mediate authority with justified belief by recognizing and valuing the voices of competent dissenters.

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264402 months ago

Slavoj Žižek, Peter Singer, and Nancy Sherman debate the flaws of a human-centred morality. Our anthropocentric approach has ransacked the Earth and imperilled the natural world—morality needs to transcend human interests to be truly objective.

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253803 months ago

Machiavelli’s modernity rejects the Western obsession with novelty and progress, favouring instead preservation, reform and lasting stability. He cautions against sacrificing memory, culture, and political negotiation to the cold logic of technocracy.

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224252 months ago

"Socrates was ugly." Nietzsche's provocative statement actually hides a philosophical point about the decline of culture, and the psychology of mob resentment and slave morality

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