Brothers and sisters in thought, let's do some philosophy tonight! Bring your thoughts, questions, concerns, issues, feedback, critique, and we shall plumb the depths! This will be a supporters only stream

The encounter with the unconscious is similar to Perseus when he goes down to the underworld to kill Medusa, only through a mirror, which in his case was his shield, he could see her to finish her off.

When we hear about death, most of us become quiet, thoughtful, or even afraid. It brings a strange feeling, one that reminds us of how temporary life really is. Not everyone reacts this way, of course.

I don't even know what the right word is here, because shocked doesn’t quite cut it. Honestly, I don’t even know why I’m surprised—maybe I should have seen it coming. People I once considered sensible

22 July 2025 This lecture explores the is-ought dichotomy, analyzing David Hume's assertion that moral imperatives cannot be directly derived from factual statements. The speaker critiques the selective

Three solid days work, and I even made it to the gym tonight for a leg workout and a cycle. I wish I could run, but that is not on the cards, but hopefully after surgery on my legs, it might be possible

The Thrum of Kalon is an Acrostic poem, inspired by the word Kalon which means 'beauty that is more than skin-deep.

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Friday Night Live 1 August 2025 In this episode, I explore philosophical inquiries that connect deeply with our lived experiences, focusing on consciousness, existence, and morality. We examine the relevance

Sometimes, relationships feel like the centre of our world. We invest our time, energy, emotions, and even money, hoping it leads somewhere beautiful. But when things fall apart, the pain can be deep;

The sands of time is a poem that attempts to capture a snippet of the mystery of the echoes of time.

We Talk Friday (WTF) This is a semi-regular series that I will run on Fridays to hold discussions on a current topic from the week gone. The aim is to keep them light and conversational, though some might

There’s a famous quote by the mysterious figure Satoshi Nakamoto that crosses my feed every now and then. Today, the infamous blunt line showed up again, and once more, I found it fitting. Maybe even more

What a boring image today! But it was one of the few I took, as my day was filled with getting materials ready and starting to build the "bin garage" for our wheelie bins. This should stop them

The hunter of the salt plain is a persona poem about a spearfisherman, inspired by nature.

Are people becoming narcissistic? And what about narcissism; does it affect interpersonal relationships? Can it affect our happiness? And are our professional skills also harmed by this personality trait?

There is no doubt that modern-day schools are far different from what we had in the past. In those days, schools were seen as sacred places where discipline, respect, and strong moral values were taught

Is there such thing as ethical gambling?

Since my wife has Covid or something (though she is still working), I took Smallsteps for a dry run to her new school, to ensure she knows the way. We will do it a few times before she starts next week,

While working in the garden today, I came across something I had seen, but never watched before. We had a pile of garden rubbish and I loaded it into a friend's trailer to take to the tip, and then I laid