RT @StephenPiment: True logos does not oppose mythos. Rationalism is not logos but its tyrannical corruption. 🧵: https://twitter.com/wolftivy/status/1521940575662051328

RT @SamoBurja: This @TheSideViewCo essay remains close to my heart, it lays out the epistemic foundations of my project of investigating society. Warmly recommended reading for those who want to go deeper into my social theory and claims. https://thesideview.co/journal/why-civilizations-collapse/

RT @buckthundaz: @FourFourths Of course, I must link: ‘Generating Wholes’ by @normonics on @TheSideViewCo https://thesideview.co/journal/generating-wholes/

RT @_buildingbeauty: His talk will be based on the following article of his, which would be good to read before the webinar. https://twitter.com/_buildingbeauty/status/1456943391699243016

RT @_buildingbeauty: This week’s webinar will host architect James Maguire, who worked with Christopher Alexander at CES, and at several universities in the US: “The Role of Being: Philosophical Underpinnings in The Nature of Order” Thursday, 15:00 UTC (not 16:00!). No cost. https://bit.ly/3IiQ3Y4

RT @AE_Robbert: Like many of you, I was very sad to hear of Christopher Alexander’s passing. He was a true giant—and what a gift to be able to receive his many works in his own lifetime. I know we will unfold his vision through the innumerable ways he influenced so many of us. Rest in

The philosophical underpinnings of The Side View explored, among many other topics TSV readers may enjoy. 👇 https://twitter.com/hermitixpodcast/status/1501603734303899650

RT @cognazor: I briefly gestured at the role of aesthetics in memetic mediation when I wrote this article. This presentation by @algekalipso is a fascinating exploration of that connection https://thesideview.co/journal/the-psychodynamics-of-memetic-mediation/

RT @aufgehendeRest: Matt Segall is a person who I admire & respect; he not only engages in philosophical debates but also goes out of his way to speak with scientists too. Check out his blog & youtube channel. @ThouArtThat https://thesideview.co/journal/why-german-idealism-matters/

RT @AE_Robbert: TSV is a thesis that involves three factors: 1. Sensing 2. Knowing 3. Valuing Perception at its physiological root just is the entanglement of these three factors. Askēsis is the means by which you modify 1-3, aimed not just at any values in general but at virtues in specific.