The Philosopher’s Browser #3

Collected Links for the Contemplative Reader

This is my third recommendation post. Below are some of the most interesting philosophical pieces I read online this week. I hope you find them stimulating.

• “What Is Technology, Really?“ by

  Mona Mona
  .

• “On Betrayal: Tell me what you think...” by Jonathan Tallant aka

  Trust Me I’m A Philosopher
  .

• “Existence, Reality, and Quantum Cats: The Poetic Justification for Pan-Relationalism” by

  Paul Hunt
  .

• “Claude 4 vs. a Philosopher: Who Is Manipulating Whom? An ordinary-language philosopher uses AI to investigate the concept of a concept” by

  Vern R. Walker
  .

• “Part 2: On the Limit in Kant: The Performativity of Grenze and Schranke” by

  Terrence Thomson
  .

• And a YouTube channel: “Trust Me I'm A Philosopher” by Jonathan Tallant (again!).

If you want your content to be considered for a future list, please leave a comment on this post. If I find your article interesting, I will include it in my next set of recommendations.

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