Humanities & Education · 14. June 2025
Can quantum computation and fractal logic explain the illusion of free will? From Sierpiński triangles to qudits and Wolfram’s hypergraphs, this article explores the interplay between determinism, randomness and complexity in shaping human agency. A new lens on choice in a computational universe.
Humanities & Education · 28. May 2025
In a world driven by automation, not every task should be handed over to AI. This article introduces a deeply philosophical decision-making model that helps determine when human experience is irreplaceable. Grounded in thinkers like Husserl, Frankl and Habermas, it offers practical guidance and ethical clarity on how to balance productivity with meaning, personal growth, democracy and cultural depth.
Politics & Social Justice · 31. December 2024
Kant’s 1795 essay Perpetual Peace shapes modern international relations through ideas like ending standing armies, respecting sovereignty, and adopting universal hospitality. Critics question its feasibility in a power-driven world, yet its focus on reason, law, and moral cooperation remains influential. Let's explore Kant’s vision and its relevance for a more stable global future.
Health & Wellbeing · 15. December 2024
Ikigai is the Japanese philosophy of discovering purpose and balance by aligning passion, mission, vocation, and profession. This timeless concept guides individuals toward a fulfilling life by embracing what they love, excel at, and contribute to the world, offering practical steps to overcome challenges and create harmony.
