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Wait But Why
A blog of long-form illustrated essays by Tim Urban exploring science, technology, and the human condition.
Reality has a surprising amount of detail
An essay on why the world is far more detailed than we assume, and what that means for learning.
1000-Word Philosophy
An anthology of introductory philosophy essays, each explaining one big question such as free will or justice in a thous…
12 Ancient Greek Terms that Should Totally Make a Comeback
A tour of twelve ancient Greek words like eudaimonia and arete, explaining what each meant and why modern life could use…
3:AM Magazine
A long-running online magazine mixing philosophy interviews, literary criticism, and cultural essays aimed at an intelle…
84000
A nonprofit project making the Tibetan Buddhist canon freely available as readable English translations, with a growing…
A Kantian Critique of Sorry by Justin Bieber
A tongue-in-cheek philosophy essay that holds Justin Bieber's pop apology up against Kant's categorical imperative and a…
A most profound video game
Biologist Michael Levin argues that the puzzle game Baba Is You trains the kind of flexible thinking needed to explore l…
Access to Insight
A free archive of translated Theravada Buddhist texts and teachings, presented for study and practice without any cost o…
Advik's Blog
A personal blog of occasional writing and reflections on privacy, technology, AI and philosophy, with a focus on ideas a…
Aeon | a world of ideas
Digital magazine publishing essays and ideas on philosophy, science, society, and culture.
After Dinner Conversation
A monthly fiction magazine of original philosophy and ethics short stories across genres, written to spark discussion am…
AI as Simulacra
An essay that reads generative AI through Baudrillard's simulacra and hyperreality to explain why AI-made content feels…
An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments
A whimsical illustrated guide to logical fallacies, readable free online, where each bad argument gets a memorable anima…
Animal Ethics
A nonprofit publishing rigorous, accessible essays on the moral status of animals and arguments for expanding ethical co…
Apology - What Is Socrates Even Doing?
An essay reading Plato's Apology of Socrates as a defense of inquiry as a way of life, asking what Socrates thinks he is…
Are You Living in a Simulation?
Nick Bostrom's original 2003 paper laying out the simulation argument, the reasoning that made 'we might be living in a…
Arendt Speaks of Oases (In Praise of Oases)
An essay on Hannah Arendt's image of the oasis as a refuge that protects our self-understanding from the pressure to adj…
As Minerva's Owl Flies: The Dark Side of Hegel's Historicism
An essay in The Gadfly, an intercollegiate philosophy magazine, examining the darker implications of Hegel's historicism…
Benjamin Studebaker
A blog of long essays on politics, political theory, and economics, subtitled Yet Another Attempt to Make the World a Be…
Bernardo Kastrup
The homepage of philosopher and computer scientist Bernardo Kastrup, with writings and links to books and talks on consc…
Between God and Atheism: Live in London
A live debate on fine-tuning and the existence of God featuring Rowan Williams, Alex O'Connor, and Elizabeth Oldfield, r…
Beyond the Frame
A blog on the metaphysics of information, art and narrative, with essays on culture, media and meaning, plus a timeline…
Biopolitical Philosophy
A group blog offering critical analysis of biopolitics, power, and philosophy, collecting essays, news, and commentary f…
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