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It has been more than three years since the storm of LLMs began. I have decided to use my head and my fingers the right way: I will write again. I know I am not the best writer. Even my punctuation is not always right,…

It has been more than three years since the storm of LLMs began. I have decided to use my head and my fingers the right way: I will write again. I know I am not the best writer. Even my punctuation is not always right,…
This series is for an ethics class I am working on I feel that there is a missing point — what is egoism? Like if we take it to the “theory of forms,” what is egoism in that case? I believe most of what’s being…
Introduction Nietzsche’s critique of traditional morality is a bold challenge to centuries of inherited values. As a practicing Muslim, I approach his ideas with both appreciation and critique. Islam, like Nietzsche,…

Have you ever thought about how AI models like BERT “know” things? They’re not magic boxes — they’re machines built on principles that sound a lot like the ideas of philosophers like Hume and Wittgenstein. Here’s the…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working on Kant’s philosophy is infamous for being hard to crack, but if you strip away the layers, you’ll find he’s onto something pretty profound about how we experience the…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working on David Hume’s philosophy counters rationalism, especially thinkers like Descartes. His rejection of innate knowledge and his skepticism might seem limiting, but they…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working on John Locke had some pretty strong opinions on Descartes’ idea of innate knowledge. He took two main shots at it: If there were innate ideas, everyone would agree on…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working on When writing The Matrix post I didn’t know that I will touch on René Descartes, I think there are some things I’ve been thinking about that make his ideas feel a…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working on The Matrix is more than just a sci-fi action film; it’s a deep philosophical exploration of reality, illusion, and human existence. At its core, the film grapples…
This series is for a philosophy class I am working This one has so many ideas as far as I can tell, this probably out of sequence be what peaked my interest is 2 things that lead to a conclusion The Square question and…