#objectivity

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux examines the philosophical implications of postmodernism, particularly its rejection of objective truth and the resulting moral relativism. He discusses the concept of

I have lived for a few years now and have been able to meet or see people who need or have needed support in some specific way (or many), to whom, if I'm in the required conditions to offer it and give

Should you pay taxes at all? ⁣ ⁣ In this new 25-minute presentation, I provide a definitive yes/no answer to this question.⁣ ⁣ My answer is derived using a synthesis of occult psychology, natural law,

Mis claves para obtener una mentalidad objetiva que se traduzca en actitudes sanas, productivas y proactivas.

It's entirely unprofessional, when writing a news story rather than opinion piece, to include phrases like "falsely claimed", even if most people agree what the claim is, is bullshit. That's

"If it bleeds it leads”, that’s been cliche in the news professions for decades at least. “Covid is gangbusters for ratings” at CNN, because it’s “fear” and fear pumps ratings. So the inevitable thought

A rabbit hole of perception regarding perception

As with so many of my posts, this started off as a comment, replying to @clareartista's podcast about privilege. Also, as happens often in my brain, that quickly turned into a response to a whole lot of

When one elevates their subjective preferences above objectivity, #Reason, and truth, they have committed the sin of blasphemy; it is akin to claiming to be above God—just as the antichrist does in the

NO! But let's let CosmicSkeptic and RationalityRules duke it out! The only way morality could be objective is if God as a person existed here and was actively involved with humanity. I'm unique in that

When I was a young drama student I was introduced to a question that has stayed with me over the years. I don't know whether Ian Ricketts actually asked it like this, but it was something I took from his

People often define the quality of reviews based on how objective they are. But to what degree does this - and should it - apply to artistic media like videogames? For anything that can be bought and sold,

It is great good health to believe as the Hindus do that there are 33 million gods and goddesses in the world. It is great good health to want to understand one s dreams. It is great good health to desire

The concept of objective and subjective matter in a spiritual framework. Support my work via donation: Patreon: Makersupport: My literary works: Blogger: Wordpress: My other platforms: Twitter: Gab: Facebook:

PIXABAY In this post, I'm going to try and flesh out my stance on the problem of subjectivity as it relates to the question of how shall we live? And what should a civil society act like if we concede

Bacon opens an idea of knowledge based on the observation of data, a model that will inform about the following epistemological evolutions, including those that will lead Auguste Comte to realize the

This thing, we call "objective reality" it's a bit weird isn't it? I have some friends who think it's all there is. I guess I thought that too for a while, it's at the base of modern rational

Everyone has an opinion. And everyone is entitled to have one. (Even though it would be nice if everyone would be able to also decide not to have an opinion about everything, and to leave their opinion

I don't want to go into that much detail and neither will I be putting up actual links as a source of news. Over here, recently, there's been a piece of news going around about my friend, a popular YouTuber

Blue Ivy looks a lot (if not completely) like Jay-Z, that’s obvious. That aside… that’s not inherently the basis of what I’m going to be covering here in this video. Blue Ivy is Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s daughter.