Our Electronic “Life”
by Micah HarrisThe internet has undercut the market for real-world experience. While the price of experience has held steady—or nearly so—the internet has drastically reduced the price of information. Continue Reading »
The internet has undercut the market for real-world experience. While the price of experience has held steady—or nearly so—the internet has drastically reduced the price of information. Continue Reading »
The epistemological turn of modernity is also an ontological turn. Continue Reading »
What we don't - can't - know dwarfs what we do. Continue Reading »
Stephen Meredith argues a thesis that seems to me correct, important, and widely overlooked—the triple crown in the Interesting Assertions sweepstakes. It is that the scientific attitude must respect the nonscientific grounds of its actions, or else it shall slide into a dehumanizing instrument . . . . Continue Reading »
Does Apocalyptic theology give promise of overcoming Kantian dualisms? Continue Reading »
Today’s science cannot understand tomorrow’s. Continue Reading »
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