Beyond the Bounds of Reason
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In which I explore how Kierkegaard, Heidegger, and Walter Benjamin illuminate the consequences of technology, attention fragmentation in an age of algorithmically mediated existence.
What is the relationship between scientific and Indigenous knowledge? I argue for a critical, but positive account of the relationship between the two and identify the category error at it's core.
How Teresa distinguishes mystical rapture from effortful devotion, tracing the arrow's wound through pleasure, pain, and total, involuntary absorption.
Mike Menzter on why bigger muscles cannot deliver the self-esteem you're chasing—and what Plato, Aristotle, and a rational philosophy of life actually require.
Has evidence-based fitness lost its way? Lyle McDonald and I discuss when science becomes marketing
"Is it possible to be a Christian in the sense described by the New Testament writers?" Soren Kierkegaard and Sergei Bulgakov on the early church
Three men, a campfire, and an attempt to reconstruct reality from frequencies, scripture, architecture, and intuition. A conversation on forgotten empires, sacred geometry, and hidden worlds.
On Matt Fradd's selective patristics, a misappropriated Origen, non-sequiturs, and a God Whose Love admits defeat.
I examine how Hebrew, Greek and Christian philosophical-theological traditions functioned as legitimate literary psychologies that anticipated later concerns in cognitive psychology
Why granting rights to LLM's reveals more about our confusions than AI's capacities
