Introduction The origin of this essay arose from a deeply cynical conversation at work as to why individuals within a workplace put such a high premium on the recognition of their status and roles to the point that it comes to consume and define their … Continue reading The Failed Immortality Project: Becker, Graeber, and the Administration of Mortality
This study examines Marx’s political and social theories through radical empiricism, focusing on three main areas: his theory of production, labour theory of value, and concept of alienation. It highlights how capitalism commodifies labour, leading to alienation and the reduction of human creativity, impacting both individual existence and societal relations.
This essay examines Max Stirner’s philosophy of egoism through radical empiricism and pragmatism. It explores how Stirner’s egoism emphasizes individual uniqueness, critiques abstract concepts, and advocates for personal freedom. The discussion encompasses embodied phenomenology, pragmatic ethics, and political philosophy, proposing a “union of egos” as a voluntary alternative to state authority.
The Beginning of Terror 