The Doomsday Organism
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Vippo
Artist Jared Madere's new prose of sensation. A strange meditation on when the blades disappear...
The Bizarre Twitter Empathy Meltdown
Having empathy for others doesn't require weird metaphysics!
Announcements!
I’ll try to keep this brief.
Where did the Stoic God come from?
A fascinating whodunit from ancient Greek philosophy
Silvesterchlausen
‘We’re not sure what it means or how it started’ – the enigmatic ritual that has existed in Switzerland for centuries - by Aeon Video Watch on Aeon
Rights require money
Talk as much as you like about human rights, nothing will change until the architecture of global finance is reformed - by Attiya Waris Read on Aeon
Every Magazine Piece On The SF AI Scene
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Practicing Stoicism When Other People Aren't
with three reminders from Epictetus
You Should Go Vegan to Stop Facilitating Torture of the Innocent
Meat is the flesh of tortured innocent animals who did not want to die
Nostalgebraist's Hydrogen Jukeboxes
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Idle warriors
How a public health initiative to reduce air pollution has created ‘full-time citizen complainants’ who patrol the city - by Aeon Video Watch on Aeon
Sadler's Office Hours: Studying Plato's Dialogues
a extra opportunity to discuss studying philosophy for paid subscribers
The Return Of Culture
Capital, culture, and states are three key powers in the world.
The Coming Intelligence Explosion
Explaining, for those out of the loop, what is coming and how we know
Christian Philosophy and Renewal of Catholic Intellectual Life
a paper given during the Joy in the Truth conference at the Notre Dame Center for Ethics and Culture
We May Be Entering A Second Axial Age
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Racism: What Makes Something Racist?
Theories of racism try to answer these questions by trying to identify the essence of racism, the unifying and fundamental feature(s) of all racist things that explains why they are racist. This essay
Eugenics: bad science, bad ethics, or both?
If we are going to reject an idea, it better be for the right reasons
Beneath our human shallows
We need a new imagination for the whole Earth, linking the power of the deep planet with the vitality of the surface - by James Dinneen Read on Aeon
Sadler's Office Hours Substack Live Tomorrow!
a new extra opportunity here for paid subscribers
I Attended A Lecture by William Lane Craig: Here Were My Problems With It
On inflating your case
Classroom 4
In this award-winning short, inmates and college students explore the history of incarceration from inside a US prison - by Aeon Video Watch on Aeon
Children are apprentices
The emotional and practical skills of adulthood can only be learned from (appropriate) levels of discomfort and stress - by Niklas Serning & Nina Lyon Read on Aeon
Open Thread 433
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Sadler's Sunday Digest: Roundup Number 1
posts about anger and philosophy from the archive
Expand Your Moral Circle
Why every sentient being matters
Religious People Shouldn't Deny AI Consciousness
The common assumption that they should is completely wrong
“Maitreya Corso“
Maya Hawke (2026)
Disclosure, Demons and Deception
Discernment is no longer optional
From the archive
The Figs in Winter archive is deep, here are some choice bits
Taking Stock Of Virtues (Potentially) Within Us
adding a bit more to an answer I gave about moral development
Richard Yetter Chappell and I Discuss Effective Altruism
And explain why the main objections don't work
Virtual Civil Society Is Coming To China
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Dan Hendrycks' Moral Theory Is Very Implausible
Does the supreme principle of morality say that you matter 360 billion times more than foreign strangers?
Four Culture Fixes
Humanity has broken its superpower of cultural evolution, at least at the level of large cultural units, the units that set our game theoretic equilibria of key norms, values, and status markers.
The eye in your pocket
Things have jobs: pillows are made for comfort, scissors are sharp, and digital devices are made to track your every move - by Carissa Véliz Read on Aeon
Three Model Organisms For Taste
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Exclusive Video 25 - Reflections On Teaching Existentialist Thinkers In My Own Classes
who are my six favorite Existentialist authors?
The Dog That Ate Your Birthday Cake
Nathan Dragon sees alongside his new son.
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