I believe that the intrinsic human problem in the modern age is our struggle with self-control, exacerbated by the abundance of stimuli from technology and information.

Reading philosophy can provide timeless insights that help alleviate the urgency and anxiety created by modern life.

Philosophy and wisdom cannot be transmitted; they must be rediscovered through personal experience. Each person's understanding of truth is unique and shaped by their own context.

Philosophy can evolve, as seen in the shift from cultures that practiced slavery to those that now largely reject it, reflecting moral progress.

The decline of religion has led to a radical subjectivity in society, where personal outcomes are often viewed as solely determined by individual actions, neglecting the role of a higher moral order.

The philosophical misunderstanding of subjective experience contributes to a false sense of safety regarding AI's capabilities.

The reliance on metaphysical presuppositions in science is often questioned, leading to a disconnect between scientific inquiry and its ethical implications.

As science advances, it expands the boundaries of philosophy, allowing us to learn new things and refine our understanding of universal truths.

When we replace our natural biology with synthetics, we lose our neurons and DNA, which means we lose our ability to connect with the field of information and intuition.