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Philosophics — Philosophical and Political Ramblings

Bry Willis
Yuval Noah Harari
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Morality
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New Year Wisdom 2025
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Consciousness
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Ethics
Colexification Analysis
Relativism
Objectivism
Media Manipulation

Join me as I relate with the world philosophically. This content can also be found on my blog: philosophicsblog.wordpress.com

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This Absurdist narrative follows Inspector Peter Holt and his assistant Miss Eleanor Hale as they investigate the sudden disappearance of a prominent politician’s daughter. While Holt relies on grand theories and his self-important "Singular Focus" t... more

Language philosopher Bry Willis provides a critical examination of Ockham’s Razor, arguing that while it is a useful methodological tool, it is frequently misused as an absolute metaphysical law. The author contends that the concept of simplicity is ... more

Language philosopher Bry Willis examines the Nietzschean perspective on how morality and religion function as highly efficient tools for systemic social control. By framing submission as a virtue and resistance as a sin, these frameworks internalise ... more

Language philosopher Bry Willis explores the profound division over abortion through the lens of ontological grammar, arguing that the conflict is not a mere policy disagreement but a collision of fundamental realities. It suggests that individuals d... more

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Language philosopher providing context to the discussions around AI and human privilege
Episode: AI and the End of Human Privilege
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Philosopher known for his critiques of democracy and societal structures.
Episode: Democracy: A Flawed Form of Governance
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Author and philosopher known for examining generative AI and language nuances
Episode: AI: Not Ready for Prime Time?
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Philosopher and author of the blog 'Philosophics'
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Episode: Intersectionalism: A Philosophy of Reality

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Lost Words of Time
Q: What lost word would you bring back?
Choosing overmorrow could mean craving more intentionality in our plans for the future.
DeepSeek and ChatGPT Censorship
Q: What happens when Bry asks ChatGPT about the US's human rights violations?
ChatGPT doesn't shy away from the question and affirms that the US has a history of human rights violations, comparing them to Chinese examples.
DeepSeek and ChatGPT Censorship
Q: Where does Bry start with all of this?
He starts off by looking at AI chatbots, specifically DeepSeek and ChatGPT, and how they respond to prompts about human rights violations.
Are we in a post-rationality era?
Q: What implications does a post-rational era have for society?
It could erode trust in institutions and complicate decision-making if people can't agree on basic facts.
Are we in a post-rationality era?
Q: What can we do on a personal level to combat post-rationality?
We need to become more critical thinkers, question everything, be aware of our biases, and distinguish between fact and opinion.

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The content focuses on philosophical discussions that traverse various societal constructs, emphasizing the complexities of language, morality, identity, and political thought. A notable theme is the exploration of Bry Willis's works, particularly his Language Insufficiency Hypothesis, which critiques the limitations of language in capturing philosophical truths and its implications for communication and understanding. Episodes engage listeners in dissecting how linguistic frameworks shape our perception of reality and interpersonal relations, encouraging deeper reflection on the nature of disagreement and the philosophical underpinnings of justice and ethics. This intellectually rich environment is suited for those interested in questionin... more

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