#epistemology

Should philosophy classes still teach Plato in the age of deepfakes?

What's your take on using philosophy to justify any belief system?

Should philosophy be updated for the AI age, or are the classics still king?

Is agnosticism intellectual honesty, or just a cowardly way to avoid taking a stand?

Is the "ancient wisdom" we hype today just survivorship bias dressed up as truth?

Is mythology just outdated science that we’ve romanticised, or does it contain truths science can’t reach?

Is “faith without evidence” intellectually bankrupt, or is demanding proof for God actually the arrogant stance?