Life: Winning, Losing, and Playing for Fun

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The skills, questions, and objects that most leverage distinctively human assets.

Jean-Paul Sartre

Axiology Epistemology Ethics The Existential

March 10, 2022

Søren Kierkegaard

Aesthetics Epistemology Ethics The Existential

March 10, 2022

G. W. F. Hegel

Axiology Economics Epistemology The Existential

March 10, 2022

The skills, questions, and objects that most leverage distinctively human assets.

“Life” feels too generic to write about. And yet, I often wish I could google “Life – [this],” “Life – [that].”

“How to succeed in LIFE.”

“How to fix my LIFE.”

“Why is LIFE so hard?”

These are questions I often wish I could google but, of course, there is no domain of knowledge devoted to answering life questions. Philosophy often feels like a black hole with an end that is ever-deferring, desperate, contrived, or bleak. Psychology feels thin, like its scientism is existentially threadbare (“Neuro-hacking?” Sure. Great. So what does death mean again?”)

This topical space is devoted to trying to answer these questions for myself.

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