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Write for ‘A Philosopher’s Take’. 8216;APT’ Contributors. A Philosopher's Take. A group blog discussing philosophical ideas as well as philosophy as a profession. The Ethics of Inaction in the Philosophy Profession. May 18, 2015. Why is Baltimore Burning? April 28, 2015. Originally posted on Pleas and Excuses. April 26, 2015. A while back I was reading a paper by Bob Hale and Crispin Wright, first published in 2000 [1], in which they use the symbol “#” to denote an arbitrary matrix sentence&#...8230;even...

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A Philosopher's Walk

A Philosopher's Walk. Maybe I Like CrossFit (Guest Post). April 17, 2015. Originally posted on Fit Is a Feminist Issue. In May 2014, emboldened by my successful adventures in cycling embarking on a new physical activity after 60 (see my Guest Post. And in April while cycling round Fiesta Island in San Diego during the Pacific APA, she cautiously that is, non-fanatically recommended it as well. She also suggested I blog about it and, as you can see, it has taken me a year to do that. Why? February 28, 2014.

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Silence was his happiness. He wore his confidence as if it was a mask. One would be required to share his mind to truly empathise with him, for his disguise was all that was known to others. Spending his days vigorously dancing and his nights silently breaking, his public persona was an evident opposite of his internal suffering. 8220;We speak when we cease to be at peace with our thoughts.”. That’s how it was for him. Not everyone, but him. I fell in love with words. And as she spent her days among the ...

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A Philosophical Journey | Heart of a Generation

Heart of a Generation. Posted by John Matar. October 20, 2012. Unfortunately, I wake up…. It was only a dream and I am still alone. I shed a tear but I bring my hands over my eyes and shut them tight. Please, let me keep the memory! 8220;Two Hearts, two minds, in time did find one love, one aim two paths the same. Hold fast… and love will last.” – Matt Buttram. Written by John Matar. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). What are you looking for? John M...

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A Philosophical Outhouse

Saturday, June 6, 2015. A Note on the Nature of Feminism. I subscribe to feminism. I would go so far as to call myself a feminist. Perhaps even a devout feminist. My mother would probably call herself a feminist as well – and well she should, as she was among the pioneering women to engage in graduate level education in the sciences, specifically the emerging field of public health, in the 1970’s and remains active in that profession today, saving the world, one pandemic scare at a time. Ah, yes. Ice...

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Ask Seek. Understand. Friday, December 30, 2011. No Moon No Water. Questions. It's who we are. Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Shall tell things that are interesting about the job qualification. Shall tell things that are interesting about his job qualities. In the end, parehas naglolokohan. Saturday, May 7, 2011. Lalake, Babae, Bakla, Tomboy. Sunday, April 24, 2011. Is such an elusive virtue. You have it, you just lost. You've heard of the story of the boy. Who received the "Most Humble". I wrote down "happy".

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A Philosophy Degree and Fifty Cents

A celebration of the things money can't buy. October 21, 2014. So, They Took Crib Tents Off the Market. 1 We dismantled the crib. 2 We put the new bed in her room. 3 She slept in it. And then we had this boy. Well, when he became able to crawl out of his crib at will and with ease (a part of me must have known not to switch him preemptively), I took the front off his convertible crib and bought him big boy sheets. "This is his new bed, and he will sleep in it," I thought. WE DID NOT SLEEP. It was bad&#46...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Do Doctors Die Differently? July 24, 2012. If you’ve ever had a loved one who’s quadriplegic, especially someone who can’t breath without a ventilator, you’ll undoubtedly ask yourself: Would I want to live this way? Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. Looked at Medicare patients and found that, while most said they preferred to die at home, most died in hospitals. I discussed the tense, and often tragic, circumst...