A personal blog that uses a 'comparative metaphysics' lens (substance versus process worldviews) to link recent articles on fractals, morality, sport and culture. The writing is idiosyncratic and opinionated, mostly curating and quoting other publications with a strong point of view.
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A philosophy newsletter that works through classic problems such as Zeno's paradoxes, free will and moral responsibility, and political philosophy in a serialized, explanatory format. Readers get structured walkthroughs of arguments and objections, with the author stating a clear position.
Geneosophy is a philosophy newsletter that explores how everyday grammar and framing shape deep questions about mind, identity and reality, and argues that many classic paradoxes dissolve rather than get solved. Its dialogue-style issues present a self-contained metaphysical framework built around a 'generative ground' it calls XI.
A personal newsletter whose recent issues form a series on major philosophers, pairing each thinker's key quote with an explanation of their ideas. It also reflects on why philosophical reflection is neglected in modern life.
A Pirsig-inspired blog applying the Metaphysics of Quality to film, culture and politics, arguing that an 'amoral metaphysics' lets social power decide art and values. Readers get essay-style commentary on a film, a video essay, and socialism versus democratic socialism, framed through MOQ concepts.
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