Non-natural moral facts seem weird, yet it seems weird to say our moral claims are not true. Victor Moberger explains what’s really going on in “Moral Facts Are Magic Tricks” in Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny. Link in bio. #philosophy #ethics #morality #MoralRealism #antirealism

David Wong argues there is more that one true morality in *Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny* 🔗 Link in bio #philosophy #ethics #morality #pluralism #relativism

Massimo Pigliucci argues “It’s Your Fault You’re Not Happy” in Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny. 🔗 Link in bio. #philosophy #happiness #stoicism #Epicurus #psychology

Would you plug into machine that simulates perfect life? NO! When told they’re already plugged in, half stay-when reality looks worse, almost everyone does. We don’t value reality. Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny. Link in bio #philosophy #simulation #reality

Philosophy anthology that interrogates common sense & tradition (link in bio) transcends time, geography, politics, & even methodology. It's a diverse mix of philosophers who disagree, all presenting serious challenges to the status quo, united by respect for strong arguments...

We blame. We praise. We punish. Neil Levy says we shouldn't.
📘 Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny
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#philosophy #freewill #morality #justice #luck

A firefighter rushes into a burning building — but what if the firefighter couldn’t have done otherwise?
Michael McKenna says the firefighter is still free. Free without alternatives.
Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny.
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#philosophy #freewill #freedom #psychology #metaphysics

Only the present is real? Heather Dyke argues physics & philosophy show past and future exist too. We move forward, spacetime doesn't budge.⏱Read “The Past and Future Are as Real as Now” in Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny! Links below👇 #philosophy #time #relativity

Read “Ignorance Is the Foundation of Justice” in Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny!

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#philosophy #justice #ethics

We treat private ownership as sacred — as if it is natural and moral. Philosopher Christine Sypnowich argues that’s a mistake. Read her chapter “Your Property Isn’t Really Yours” in Too Weird to Believe, Too Plausible to Deny!