11 June 2018
Sociocentrism and Critical Thinking
Even before he became pope, Pope Francis spoke of self-referencing and even a certain narcissism in the Church, and of the need to stop looking inward and embrace the outside world. [...]
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13 April 2018
Perplexity: What It Is and Why Now
The Oxford Dictionary defines “perplexity” as “Inability to deal with or understand something. A complicated or baffling situation or thing. An entangled state.” If you enter the English [...]
23 March 2018
The 4th Revolution: Delegated Intelligence and its Shadows
Led by Klaus Schwab, one of the founders of the Davos Forum and promoter of debates about this question at the Forum, the statements and key arguments of the defenders and ideologists [...]
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Reality Regained: An Inquiry into the Data Age
The ongoing data revolution drives the establishment of a comprehensive cultural habitat that induces the framing of ordinary life issues in terms of data availability and the data permutations [...]
30 June 2017
What Can a Philosopher Do for your Team?
The Role of Philosophy in the Technological Age An increasing number of articles are talking about the growing interest of technology firms in recruiting philosophers for their teams. This [...]
13 March 2017
Metaphysics of our Time: Digital Beings
To be or not to be is not the question The New Scientist journal dedicated a special issue to the “biggest questions“; which are normally, “left to philosophers” but, as stated by [...]
05 December 2015
Heisenberg, the Quantum Philosopher
Few physicists can boast having left a mark on popular culture. The career of physicist Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976), however, has had a double impact. The second part, more recent [...]
23 July 2015
Giordano Bruno: the Philosopher of Astronomy
Being consistent has always been difficult. Caught up in the vortex of today’s accelerated world, it appears almost impossible. However, there are major historical examples of consistency [...]
16 July 2015
The Fourth Revolution: Philosophy to Survive in the Digital Age
Who are we and how do we relate with others? These are two fundamental questions, the answers to which render the changes caused by the internet particularly evident. The way in which [...]
15 June 2015
The Second Curve
This is the title of Charles Handy’s latest book. Handy is part philosopher and part a thinker of current management with a long professional and academic career and an enriching thought. [...]