Category: Philosophy
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Silencing the Digital Noise: A Stoic Approach to Navigating Digital Distractions
As a professional, as well as someone trying to be a decent human in an often less-than-decent world, I’ve found invaluable insights in various philosophical schools—be it Nietzsche’s assertion of the will to power, Kant’s emphasis on duty and categorical imperatives, or the Socratic emphasis on dialogues. However, Stoicism holds a special place in my…
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Socratic Dialogues in the Digital Age: Building Constructive Conversations Online
Recommended Listening: In the era of the digital agora, where every voice has the potential to echo across continents, it becomes crucial to apply time-tested principles of discourse to our online interactions. Socrates, the celebrated Greek philosopher, elevated conversation to an art form, transforming dialogues into platforms for unearthing truths, challenging biases, and promoting personal…
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Artificial Intelligence and Ethics: Unraveling the Intricate Web of Moral Considerations in Modern Tech
Recommended Listening: Like an intricate food web in nature, the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) is teeming with complex interactions and dependencies. At its core, AI’s strength – its ability to learn, adapt, and make decisions – is also the source of its most challenging ethical dilemmas. As AI continues to permeate every facet of…
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Aristotle Meets Descartes: Mastering Logical Reasoning for Business Success
Recommended Listening: In the realm of business decision-making, logic, and critical thinking are the twin pillars supporting every successful move. The ability to make informed and sound judgments doesn’t only spring from experience but also heavily leans on structured thinking— an art that dates back to some of the greatest minds in history. In this…
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Reimagining the Modern Workplace: A Platonic Perspective
Recommended Listening: In the grand amphitheater of ancient Greek thought, few figures cast a longer shadow than the philosopher Plato. Renowned for his Dialogues, his founding of the Academy, and his tutelage under Socrates, Plato’s philosophies continue to resonate more than two millennia after his death. Through his explorations of justice, ethics, and the ideal…
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Through a Kantian Lens: Evaluating the Modern Work Climate
Recommended Listening: In the realm of ethical philosophy, few figures loom as large as Immanuel Kant. The philosopher, whose doctrines of duty and moral absolutism have shaped centuries of ethical discourse, offers a unique lens through which to view the modern work climate. With the rise of globalization, the acceleration of technological advancement, and the…
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Becoming Who You Are: Applying Nietzschean Philosophy for Personal and Professional Growth
Every person is shaped by the thoughts they harbor and the philosophies they subscribe to. Personally, my curiosity has always been piqued by the unique tapestry of ideas and beliefs that each individual weaves. This fascination is perhaps what steered me towards philosophy and its profound influence on my professional path. As someone who continually…
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Unmasking the ‘LinkedIn Voice’: Understanding the Gap Between Employee and Employer Expectations
Before we dive into today’s topic, I want to take a moment to acknowledge that I write this from a place of immense privilege. Over the past six or seven years, I’ve had the good fortune to align myself with companies whose values resonated deeply with my own, and I’ve found myself surrounded by leaders…
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Charting the Course: The Future of Remote Work Post-Pandemic
Recommended Listening: As we look in the rearview mirror at the unprecedented global experiment of widespread remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic, it becomes increasingly clear that this new way of operating is here to stay. Despite highly publicized calls to return to the office, what was once seen as a temporary measure, a stopgap…
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The Paint Drip Professional: Mastering the Art of Continuous Learning and Exploration
I’ll be frank: today’s topic has been in my mind’s guestroom for a few years, comfortably sprawled out without even hinting at a check-out date. It’s a concept I stumbled upon in a blog post by Bob Marshall that resonated so deeply, it was as if I’d discovered a label for my own, seemingly unconventional,…
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