Scientific rationalism is a mode of thinking that emphasizes reason, logic, and evidence-based decision making, while also recognizing the limitations of human knowledge and understanding. It is...
I will explore how queer experiences of desire can challenge philosophical assumptions about coherence, stability, and predictability in moral agency. Specifically, I will focus on how these...
Trans Temporality is the idea that time exists outside of the human experience of time. It refers to the concept that time is relative, meaning it can be subjective or objective depending on who...
The concept of artificial intelligence has been around for decades, but it's only recently that we are starting to see its widespread application across various industries. As technology advances, so...
1. Definition of autonomy and agency
2. Neurotechnology and its potential to manipulate emotions
3. Legal and ethical implications of using neurotechnology
4. Challenges to traditional...
A Long and Detailed Article on Non-Binary Experiences of Self-Creation, Agency, and Ethical Responsibility
Non-binary experiences of self-creation, agency, and ethical responsibility refer to the...
Living with fluid attraction can have profound effects on an individual's concept of fate and free will. For bisexuals, this is particularly true because their sexual orientation involves being...
Queer embodiment is an emerging field of research that explores how queer people experience their bodies and identities in relation to society's expectations. It examines the social, cultural,...
The concept of agency is central to many philosophical theories about human nature and behavior. It refers to an individual's capacity for intentional action, or the ability to make choices and take...
Existential Uncertainty and Moral Clarity
Existential uncertainty refers to the perception that life is inherently unpredictable and uncertain, and there are no guarantees about what will happen...