InScience and PhilosophybyJacob Bell·Jul 12, 2021A Panpsychist ProblemIs the intrinsic nature argument confused or unqualified?A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Apeiron BlogbyJacob Bell·Jul 4, 2021A Dance of PerspectiveToward a more holistic understanding of life, world, and reality.A response icon4A response icon4
Jacob Bell·Jun 27, 2021Hell is Other People? Perhaps Not.“Hell is other people,” wrote the famous existential philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre in his play titled “No Exit.” I can’t say that he is…
Jacob Bell·Jun 7, 2019Chrysippus the Under-Rated“If Chrysippus had not existed, neither would the Stoa.”
Jacob Bell·May 24, 2019Mind, Matter, and Monism: Philosophy of Mind in Ancient GreeceMind and matter or physical and mental — these are distinctions that we are familiar with. We needn’t have studied philosophy extensively…
Jacob Bell·Mar 8, 2019Healthy Skepticism for Better DebatesOne would have thought that in this age of information, logical fallacies would cease to exist. But, amazingly, the exact opposite has…
Jacob Bell·Feb 28, 2019Ancient Philosophy As a Way of Living: CynicismI’ve made some rather strange and unexpected decisions that fall outside of the social and economic norms of our 21st century. The American…
Jacob Bell·Feb 15, 2019Ancient Sophistry & The Car SalesmanMy recent venture into the world of car sales caused me to realize that sophistry, in its most shameful guise, is still alive and well…