Tag: philosophy

Claude's Constitution and the trap of corporate AI ethics January 30, 2026
Cash Value: Katherine Ryan, William James, and... getting on with it January 07, 2026
Understanding yourself isn't enough January 05, 2026
November Nihilism with Keiji Nishitani November 18, 2024
TB872: Systemic praxis and epistemological devices November 17, 2023
On the paucity of 'raising awareness' June 25, 2023
That silent disappointment face, the one that I can't bear November 23, 2021
40 things I’ve learned in 40 years. December 22, 2020
Free Software and two forms of liberty December 19, 2020
The cash value of truth December 05, 2020
Our better natures November 06, 2020
What's the purpose of Philosophy? August 31, 2020
Letting go of my pre-pandemic self August 24, 2020
Musonius Rufus on meat July 31, 2020
Living a good life is not a theoretical exercise July 30, 2020
Why I still believe in badges [DMLcentral] April 01, 2014
Revolutionary tools do not a revolution make. March 22, 2011
Why everyone should learn a little History and Philosophy. February 15, 2011
Educational philosophy, the zeitgeist, and #purposed January 21, 2011
Doug on Productivity - Episode 2 October 04, 2010
Methodology for Pragmatists August 31, 2010
On Minimalism. July 09, 2010
Freire, Conscientization & Digital Literacy June 10, 2010
Philosophy June 04, 2007
The 3 quotations I live by May 26, 2007
Book review: Wittgenstein's Poker May 01, 2007
Why ontologies are best left implicit (especially for credentials) July 5, 2016 — Ambiguiti.es
What we know about 'knowledge' March 23, 2017 — Ambiguiti.es
A philosophical approach to joining organisations November 2, 2017 — Ambiguiti.es
An illustrative conversation about productive ambiguity April 24, 2022 — Ambiguiti.es