Category: Learning

Boat wake showing New York City in the distance

What does drive the boat? On truth

Miscellaneous reflections on truth, flowing through me. I like to think my own versions are truthful. And why not other versions too? That to which others testify is likely to bear truth.

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slim person in a pleated skirt and knee-high socks, long black hair blowing in the breeze, ascends a golden brick staircase wrapping around blue houses. dark blue night sky, with stars and crescent moon. an enormous golden face with a huge open blue eye is superimposed over the sky. the person appears to be walking into it.

On a journey toward truth

New art, ancient thought. Truth and the meaning thereof isn’t in a dictionary. It’s something you go on a journey to find. Philosophy by Guillermo Hurtado.

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hands touching a blank touchscreen

I just want to select NO

The worst YES/NO interface design I’ve seen. We can create a nonviolent culture with the first questions we ask, being willing to hear an answer that’s polarized or ambivalent, loud or quiet.

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two grebes swimming and touching bills

Atheist-theist encounters

If you’re pretty sure there’s no god, when may you tell theists they’re wrong? Sometimes knowledge is best cultivated through personal encounters rather than intellectual demands. We see each other, and we’ll also know the world.

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