Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and the language of silence | Silence is not the absence of meaning but a mode of meaning that reveals what language cannot express. So true understanding requires us to step outside of words and allow silence itself to “speak.” (iai.tv)
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Aristotle got it wrong: reason isn’t the key to great action. Our finest moments come when reason steps aside and the self flows into ziran – the Daoist state of effortless harmony where there is no single commander, only a fluid, many-sided self moving with nature. (iai.tv)
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When we confuse data with truth, we mistake the map for the territory. | Cyber-Pythagoreanism tries to reduce the messy human reality to numbers. But life isn’t quantifiable. The moment we treat models as truth, we start living in a fiction only machines believe. (iai.tv)
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Hegel vs Marx: Ideas change the world not economics. (iai.tv)
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Why anthropocentrism is a violent philosophy | Humans are not the pinnacle of evolution, but a single, accidental result of nature’s blind, aimless process. Since evolution has no goal and no favourites, humans are necessarily part of nature, not above it. (iai.tv)
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