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The Suicide Disease

Suicide is commonly referred to as an illness of the heart. But that “illness” aspect may be more true than you think.

Posted byJacob RobinsonMay 23, 2022Posted inphilosophyTags:psychology, suicideLeave a comment on The Suicide Disease

Sentience and Suffering

Do animals feel suffering – emotional pain, depression, fear – in the same way that humans do? And if so, what does that mean for us?

Posted byJacob RobinsonMay 9, 2022Posted inphilosophyTags:neuroscience, psychology, sustainabilityLeave a comment on Sentience and Suffering

Moral Implications in Maximums and Minimums

One of the things I’ve noticed, in my spare time, is the moral implications of some of the maximums and minimums that exist in our world. They aren’t a particularly dense subject, but provide an interesting thought exercise. 

Posted byJacob RobinsonMay 2, 2022Posted inphilosophyTags:statisticsLeave a comment on Moral Implications in Maximums and Minimums

On Success

Here are a few thoughts I have on achieving (and keeping) success.

Posted byJacob RobinsonApril 25, 2022Posted inlife, philosophyTags:successLeave a comment on On Success

Is Relative Morality Helpful?

I’m no stranger to arguing in favor of a relative moral viewpoint. But I’ve recently come under the realization of a new argument against it: relative morality is possible, it just isn’t helpful. So… is it true?

Posted byJacob RobinsonApril 11, 2022Posted inphilosophyTags:ethics, morality, relative moralityLeave a comment on Is Relative Morality Helpful?

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