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14 May 2023 6 minute read 2 comments Diomedes
In the months following the two births I had less desire than ever to leave our tiny enclave in search of others. The world was too wide and too dangerous and I knew that bad things could easily happen to me if I set out alone in my truck, either...
24 Nov 2021 1 minute read 0 comments Great White Snark
In all my years on this blue and green planet, despite all my interactions with them, I still don't understand other people (id est, so-called normies, particularly those of the religious and/or vanilla ilk). If you (any member of the general populat...
12 May 2021 1 minute read 0 comments Blurryface
My recent thought… Robots, humans, and universal natives…. It would make no sense for hostility within our universe by any of these things… sure humanity has failed numerous times basically killing themselves…. Yet we have a conceptual belief o...
9 Feb 2021 1 minute read 1 comment Azure95
Train the brain! Hi there fellow publisher, are you up for a little challenge? I'v always liked puzzles and riddles so for todays post i would like to share two logical riddles, in different difficulties. So if you are up for a smal test leave the an...
27 Nov 2020 1 minute read 20 comments tvlachak
Issue 33.2 / November 19, 2020 Learning “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill Digital learning success depends on great content design. Transition into actual learning by reflec...
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7 Mar 2020 2 minute read 0 comments GGori
In the arrow paradox, Zeno uses the example of an arrow in flight. He states that for motion to occur, the arrow must change the position which it occupies, but for every such position we see no motion, thus motion does not exist. Modern formulation:...
21 Jan 2020 2 minute read 0 comments rhyzom
Occam's razor (novacula Occami) is a sense-making/problem-solving principle attributed to 13th century theologian and scholastic philosopher William of Ockham which states that "entities should not be multiplied without necessity" (or "plurality must...
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23 Jul 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Scott Cunningham
I have written many logical fallacies blogs in my series and decided to continue while also making videos for it too. In this, we cover the alphabet soup, alternative truth fallacies, and appeals to closure, heaven, nature, emotion, pity, and traditi...
28 Jun 2019 1 minute read 2 comments Scott Cunningham
While there may be several conspiracies that have a lot of truth to them, I wouldn’t be surprised if the rest were meant to just taint the legitimacy of the real ones. Some people feel they are so obvious they don’t have to be explained and do a majo...
18 Jun 2019 1 minute read 0 comments Scott Cunningham
Listening to someone’s full argument and then saying back to them “oh, so what you’re saying is” and then inserting a completely inaccurate take on the points laid out and summarizing them into something that fallaciously and purposefully misinterpre...
