The Philosopher’s Browser #7

Collected Links for the Contemplative Reader

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

• “Part 3: On the Limit in Kant” by

  Terrence Thomson
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• “You Lie When You Use Your Credit Card” by

  Matt Fujimoto
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• “Re-politicising trustworthy AI” by

  Bran Knowles
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• “If sex sells, why do we buy from brands we trust?” by Jonathan Tallant aka

  Trust Me I’m A Philosopher
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• “Why Do Philosophers Enjoy Arguing As Much As Pigs Enjoy Mud Baths?” by

  Mona Mona
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• “Francis Bacon’s Essays explore the darker side of human nature. 400 years on, they still instruct and unnerve” by Matthew Sharpe.

If you would like 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.