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Most Critics Misunderstand Socialism - They’re Still Right to Reject It
Three flavours of socialism and why we can do better
Feb 19
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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A Town of Frauds: What Oxford Taught Me About Imposter Syndrome
How elite competitive environments undermine your confidence
Dec 14, 2025
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Why Analytics and Continentals Really Stopped Talking
Everyone Blames the Writing Style. They're Wrong.
Apr 28
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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30 Reasons You Know You’re a Philosopher
If you're a philosopher, let's see how many you recognise.
Jun 13
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Why Your Best Arguments Convince No One (And How To Fix It)
Rational persuasion is the name of the game. With good arguments you can get closer to truth and persuade others to follow. But most arguments fail to…
Jun 13
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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It’s Ok To Be Dogmatic (Sometimes)
Agrippa's trilemma is one of the oldest puzzles in philosophy, and still one of the most important. Here is how to navigate it without falling into…
Jun 9
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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I Used To Think Queen Lizzy Was A Lizard Lady
Conspiracy theories are easy to fall for, but hard to spot. Here’s how you can protect your mind from them.
May 26
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Pointing At The Sky: Why Hindus, Christians, & Tech Bros Are Talking About The Same God
Many assume we're talking past each other when we talk about God because people have different pictures of God in their heads. But we're not talking…
May 21
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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If AI Helped You Write That, Are You Still The Author?
Writers are using AI to write the words for them. A little AI use is fine, but at some point the writer disappears. Where is that line? What makes one…
May 16
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Does Wrongness Pay Rent?
Scalar consequentialists worry that deontic properties like rightness and wrongness don't pay rent. So, they propose deflating them away. This is wrong…
May 12
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Are You Happy With Your Life?
Most of us live on autopilot. We don't stop to think about what the good life is really about. Let's see what philosophy can teach us about how to live…
May 11
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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Virtue Ethics Needs to Outgrow Aristotle
Why virtue ethics is stuck with a bad theory of the good, and how to fix it.
May 6
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Lorenzo Elijah, PhD
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