There are things a culture can know that individuals can't.

What if the truth isn't a unified thing, even within a single subjective perspective?

I've decided to read it in the original.

When you've got a word on the tip of your tongue, you simultaneously know it and don't know it. How is that possible?

AC Grayling is going to get 80% of the film rights to "An Introduction to Philosophical Logic" Only one director could handle this - Whit Stillman the-tls.co.uk/regular-featur…

Philosophy: reverse engineering reality and drawing up a spec sheet for it.

Of all the outré transliterations of last names I've seen (eg Shteyngart), Sztajnszrajber has to be the outréest. My guess is: Hungarian transliteration of Russian transliteration of German Steinschreiber. And it belongs to Argentine philosopher Dario Sztajnszrajber

RIP continental philosophy

When you leave a book out and someone else puts it back

The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Just found out about a song by a Russian band called Kozhany Olen about Monica Lewinsky. The verse: "Monica, let's play little elephant" youtube.com/watch?v=Dz4bMa…