Tag: iterative rational nihilism
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Early Signs of My Emerging Philosophy
An old piece showing my philosophy taking shape even before I considered myself a philosopher.
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Reframing Claim About Knowledge 1.0
Breadcrumbs: Philosophy/ItRaP/Epistemology/Knowledge Reframing Claim: Let’s consider Knowledge and Belief as mutually exclusive sets. The Traditional Structure In traditional western philosophy knowledge is usually considered to be true justified belief. It can be shown in the following Venn diagram. All of our beliefs are taken as a universal set. True beliefs are a subset of all…
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A Simple Introduction to My Project
I’ve tried to explain what I’m doing on the Home page and the Start Here page. But I realize now that it still might be confusing to a new visitor: What exactly is this project? As Einstein (supposedly) said, “If you can’t explain something simply, you don’t understand it well enough.” Every time I try…
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Devlog 2: Learning to Pace Myself
Completed Tasks Finished the Start Here page. Added a section for the Principles of Iterative Rational Nihilism. This section is like a manifesto for iterative philosophy. Added a section about how science and philosophy can work together. Added a section for the framework. It describes the whole concept of using Linux like architecture to do…
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