Higher Education Without Commodification, Mechanization, or Moralization: A Podcast.

(Wong, 2016) In his essay, “Higher Education Without Commodification, Mechanization, or Moralization,” Robert Hanna asks the question: what is the ultimate end of higher education? Giambattista Vico, echoing Socrates’s Delphic oracle, claimed that the ultimate end of all education is self-knowledge. Hanna fully agrees with Vico’s claim, but also wants radically to extend his idea … [continue reading]

The Pyrrhonist’s Vacuum: Isostheneia in the Search for a Substrate for Einsteinian Relativity.

(Wikimedia Commons, 2020) You can also download and read or share a .pdf of the complete text of this essay by scrolling down to the bottom of this post and clicking on the Download tab. The Pyrrhonist’s Vacuum: Isostheneia in the Search for a Substrate for Einsteinian Relativity 1. Introduction Professional physics has entered a … [continue reading]

A Turd in the Punchbowl: Initial Thoughts on Christoph Shuringa’s “A Social History of Analytic Philosophy,” Or,  An Epigone Crashes the Party, #16–Analytic Philosophy and Angela Davis.

(Schuringa, 2025) TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. The Myth of Socially Disconnected Analytic Philosophy 3. The Death of Moritz Schlick 4. The Vienna Circle Takes On the German Philosophical Society 5. Otto Neurath 6. Rudoph Carnap 7. Hans Hahn 8. Philipp Frank 9. Edgar Zilsel 10. Rose Rand 11. Susan Stebbing 12. Russell and … [continue reading]

The Myth of AI: A Movie.

This video, which was created–ironically, using AI–by Muhammed Asghari, is based on the following article: (Hanna, 2024). Hanna, R.  “The Myth of AI, Existential Threat, Why The Myth Persists, and What is to be Done About It.” Borderless Philosophy 7: 35-61. Available online at URL = <https://www.cckp.space/single-post/bp-7-2024-robert-hanna-the-myth-of-ai-existential-threat-why-the-myth-persists-and-what-is-to>. You can also download and read or share … [continue reading]

A Turd in the Punchbowl: Initial Thoughts on Christoph Shuringa’s “A Social History of Analytic Philosophy,” Or,  An Epigone Crashes the Party, #15–Analytic Philosophy in the Cold War Deep Freezer.

(Schuringa, 2025) TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. The Myth of Socially Disconnected Analytic Philosophy 3. The Death of Moritz Schlick 4. The Vienna Circle Takes On the German Philosophical Society 5. Otto Neurath 6. Rudoph Carnap 7. Hans Hahn 8. Philipp Frank 9. Edgar Zilsel 10. Rose Rand 11. Susan Stebbing 12. Russell and … [continue reading]

Creativistic Philosophy: Exploring the Limits of Formalization, #12—Formalizable Systems and Proteons.[i]

(Both images © Andreas Keller 2026)[ii] PREVIOUS INSTALLMENTS EDITOR’S NOTE: Links to installments ##1-9 can be found in installment #10. #10. Total Functions, Innovation, and Cultural Bandwidth #11 The “Halting Problem” You can also download and read or share a .pdf of the complete text of this essay by scrolling down to the bottom of … [continue reading]

Quantum Indeterminism and the Block Universe: Why Relativity and Quantum Mechanics Are Ontologically Incompatible.

(Davies, 2014) You can also download and read or share a .pdf of the complete text of this essay by scrolling down to the bottom of this post and clicking on the Download tab. Quantum Indeterminism and the Block Universe: Why Relativity and Quantum Mechanics Are Ontologically Incompatible 1. Introduction The long-standing claim that quantum … [continue reading]

A Turd in the Punchbowl: Initial Thoughts on Christoph Shuringa’s “A Social History of Analytic Philosophy,” Or,  An Epigone Crashes the Party, #14–Schuringa’s Philosophical Hallucinations.

(Schuringa, 2025) TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. The Myth of Socially Disconnected Analytic Philosophy 3. The Death of Moritz Schlick 4. The Vienna Circle Takes On the German Philosophical Society 5. Otto Neurath 6. Rudoph Carnap 7. Hans Hahn 8. Philipp Frank 9. Edgar Zilsel 10. Rose Rand 11. Susan Stebbing 12. Russell and … [continue reading]

On the Impossibility of Kantbots: A Podcast.

(Blitzway, 2026) The doctrine of strong artificial intelligence says that the operations of digital computing systems or digital technology can equal or exceed the achievements of conscious, rational human animals. In “On the Impossibility of Kantbots” Robert Hanna argues against the thesis of strong artificial intelligence by demonstrating the impossibility of what he calls Kantbots, … [continue reading]