Philosophy; as experiential process
Being is a process of becoming and understanding; some people get stuck along the way.
Socioeconomic system; a hellish design
If I were to design the perfect hell, I would chose these very socioeconomic conditions of contemporary western society. I argue that we have created hell.
We are here to change the world, but it starts with ourself, with others in community
The size of the world we can change, depends on the depth of our own understanding.
Community as a more complex mode of being
Community experience provides a more complex form of experience; a safe space to make mistakes, get feedback, and make amends, and learn from the process.
Philosophos: Plato’s missing dialogue
Plato’s dialogues serve a midwifery process; they contained explicit instructions on how to think, provide examples in the dialogues, and end abruptly such that the readers are encouraged to continue the momentum beyond the dialogue’s end.
Faith and the ‘science of the experience that consciousness goes through’ (Hegel)
Life is a process of becoming, through the process of engagement with experience. Something millennials had to find out the hard way, and gen Z know they have to face.
The conscious psychedelic experience and the benefits of their intentional usage
Psycho-navigating the psychedelic experience; a progressive process of understanding the nature of oneself, reality and one’s place within it.
An academic collaboration?
Is an academic collaboration possible? Is it possible to recognise the revolutionary precedent and embrace the potential for progress, and work together to achieve it rather than resist.
Ordinary language philosophy
A more complex form of thinking, a natural adaptation to complexity, and a generation ready to learn it.
Covid and the limits of narrow individualism
The failure of western covid response, narrow limitations of individualism, and the need for a broader, more collective understanding; to understanding ourselves as individual parts within a more complex collective whole; necessary for continued progress, and to increase our individual autonomy and freedom.